Definition of Verbal Nouns with Examples: A Complete Guide
This tutorial defines verbal nouns, identifies the various types of verbal nouns together with practical examples. Additionally, we will explore the difference between verbal nouns…
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WASSCE Lexis and Structure Past Questions and Answers (Part 1-10)
WASSCE Lexis and Structure past questions and answers can help you prepare properly for the Senior High School WASSCE English Language test. The questions are…
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WASSCE 2018 English Objective Questions PDF
In this post, you will have the WASSCE 2018 English objective questions and answers. This is the Lexis and Structure section of the WAEC English…
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The Meaning of Being Indifferent with Examples
What does it really mean to say someone is indifferent? In which situations can you correctly use the word ‘indifferent’ in a sentence? If you’re…
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Lexis and Structure Sample Questions 1: Antonyms
Study the following Lexis and Structure sample questions and answers. You will find similar questions in the WASSCE English Language objective test paper. As you…
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2021 WASSCE English Questions and Answers (Objective)
This post contains all the 2021 WASSCE English questions and answers you must be studying. These WAEC 2021 English objective past questions represent the lexis…
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15 Examples of Grammatical Forms (with Definition)
The major examples of grammatical forms are word classes such as noun, verb, adjective and adverb together with their corresponding phrases and clauses. The grammatical…
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Adjective Order Rule: Meaning and Examples
Adjective order in English sentences refers to the proper arrangement of adjectives in a sentence in order to make the sentence sound natural and meaningful….
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40 Examples of Correlative Conjunctions with Definition
What you have before you is a three-part, comprehensive and easy-to-follow lesson that deals with the definition and examples of correlative conjunctions. I will go…
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Is It You and Me or You and I? (with Examples)
The acceptable way to use you and me or you and I is to use ‘you and me’ in the object of a verb function…
