Money
1. Sums of money Notice the difference between the way we write sums of money, and the way we talk about them: Ex: "How much is that t-shirt?" &…
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Far
Far is either an an adjective or an adverb. [Comparative: further * ; Superlative: furthest *]. The adjective and the adverb have the same form. Far refers …
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Participle
This is the term we often use for two forms of the English verb: The - ing participle (or - ing form), for example: working , learning (sometimes ca…
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Suffixes
A suffix is a word's grammatical ending. If we recognize suffixes , it will help us with grammar and meaning. Many English words have no suffixes . Suffi…
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Group noun
A group noun describes a set or group of people, animals, or things. A group noun , like other nouns, can be singular or plural . Group nouns are also some…
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Participle clause
A participle clause is a subordinate clause in which the - ing participle or the past participle is the main word. Participle clauses are found particular…
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