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How do you tell if a gerund is a subject?

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a year ago

If a gerund comes at the beginning of a sentence answers the questions "What or Who is performing the action?", it is considered as a subject.

Example:

Reading helps you learn. (Here, 'Reading' is the subject.)

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The primary purpose of Figures of Speech is to be more creative and expressive with the language or communication. It also improves the reader experience. Figures of Speech are also to enhance and elevate the language. Moreover, it also adds depth and clarity for the readers. Last but not the least,

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a year ago

There are a number of Figures of Speech which are similar to each other but have a subtle difference. Students often get confused between the two, but the confusion and common errors can be mitigated by understanding the differences and regular practice. Some such Figures of Speech are as follows:

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There are broadly over 20 types of Figures of Speech. While around 12 are commonly used in day-to-day communication, rest are used specifically for literature elements such as poems, drama or plays, etc.

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Some of the most common Figures of Speech are as follows:

·       Simile

·       Metaphor

·       Personification

·       Hyperbole.

This is not the exact or absolute list, but are amon

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What are Figures of Speech?

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a year ago

Figures of Speech are literary devices which add value to a sentence by providing an imagery, special effect and contrasts to create a vivid impact, drama element and improve the reader engagement. Figures of Speech is widely used in literature such as poems, drama or plays, novels, short stories, e

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a year ago

Have a look at the 4 common punctuation marks in English with examples below:

  • Full Stop/ Period (.)- The CAT jumped over the table.
  • Comma (, )- She brought snacks, fruits and deserts for the party.
  • Question Mark (? )- Did you visit the dentist?
  • Exclamation Mark (!)- Wow! you look wonderful today.

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a year ago

There are 14 punctuation marks in English Grammar. Have a look at these 14 punctuation marks with symbols below:

Types

Symbol

Period or Full Stop

.

Comma

,

Question Mark

?

Exclamation Mark

!

Quotation Marks

“ ”

Colon

:

Semi-Colon

;

Apostrophe

‘

Hyphen

-

Dash

–

Parentheses

()

Brackets

{}, []

Slash

/

Ellipsis

…

 

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What is grammar and composition?

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a year ago

English grammar and composition is something that introduces the students to the fundamentals elements of langauge and writing through enagaging literature and practical writing. Grammar are the rules that govern the structure of the langauge and composition is the way a writer or author organizes a

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What are 10 Vocabulary words with meaning?

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a year ago

Have a look at the 10 vocabulary words with meaning below:

·       Persevere – To continue to do something

·       Slumber – Sleep

·       Abhorrence – To hate

·       Nocturnal – Acti

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