Did you know using distributive pronoun can make your sentences clear? It can be better understood with an example. Let's see two sentences:

The students went to the park

Each student went to the park

The first sentence suggests a group action—it tells us that the students, as a group, went to the park, but it doesn't give details about it. However, 2nd sentence is much more specific. It emphasizes that every individual student went to the park, likely on their own or at different times. This is possible because of the distributive pronoun "each," which focuses on individuals.

Therefore, learning distributive pronouns is crucial for making your sentence understandable and clear. But do you know how to use them correctly? If not, read the blog to find out what a distributive pronoun is, its examples, and usages.

Did you know that you can add attention to the subject in your sentences by using the correct English grammar? This can be achieved with emphatic pronouns, which serve as little highlights that focus on emphasising the action the subject performed without any external assistance. These tiny grammar elements do nothing to change the meaning of a sentence, but they just add a touch of emphasis. In this blog, you will learn about emphatic pronouns, their uses in sentences, and examples for better understanding.

Have you ever noticed people using additional words to highlight their message or clarify it in a detailed manner? If so, then you are somewhat familiar with pleonasm figure of speech. These additional words are unnecessary and don't add any value, yet they are regularly used as they allow to slow down the pace of text in speech and writing. In this blog, you will learn pleonasm definition and meaning with the help of some examples across various contexts. Additionally, to enhance your understanding of this literary device, a practice worksheet will be part of this blog.

Understanding the difference between countable and uncountable noun in English is essential, as their usage varies in relation to determiners and verbs. This blog provides a comprehensive overview of everything you need to know about these two categories of nouns. Read on!