Synchronic and diachronic are the two complementary terms in linguistic analysis.Ferdinand de Saussure has made a distinction between these two approaches to the study of language. The synchronic approach considers language as a living whole existing as a state at one particular time in a given speech community. Diachronic approach the other hand focus on … Read more
It is essential to know in depth about English grammar for any competitive exams like CLAT, CAT, GMAT, GRE, IELTS, etc. and other Law entrance examination. Aspirants must have good knowledge of Active and Passive Voice with Examples as questions on this topic may ask directly or in the form of ‘spotting the error’ or in the questions … Read more
Definite and indefinite articles “a,” “an,” and “the” are the English language basic building blocks. They specify what object or object is being referred to, providing specificity both in writing and in conversation. In other words, Definite and indefinite articles will let you know who or what you are talking about? Using them depends on … Read more
Definite article ‘The’ and indefinite article ‘a’ and ‘an’. How we use articles before Noun. There are some important rules of use of articles. In this article you will know about definite and indefinite articles and their correct use in sentence. Read the full article so that you can use articles with error free. What … Read more
Nouns are names of things, place, person or ideas etc. Nouns may be countable or uncountable. In this article you will know about countable and uncountable nouns with examples. There are few boys in the class. Are there many books on the table? There are several tigers in the zoo. Do you know how to … Read more
What is the use of noun in a sentence : Noun is a common topic of English Grammar, anything we mention by names it may be a person, place or object. In simple word, nouns are words that provide name to people place or an abstract ideas or thought. Noun is very basic topic in … Read more