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How To Improve English Grammar: 7 Easy Tips For Everyday Use
Tips To Improve English Grammar 2025: Podcasts, interviews, news channels and movies help you hear natural grammar usage.
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Harris' Or Harris's? Ahead Of US Election, An Apostrophe Battle Brews Online
Her decision to choose Tim Walz as her running mate further fuelled the debate. Since his surname sounds like an S, grammar nerds are fired up.
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Irrfan Khan Would Have Won An Oscar If Hollywood Films Were In Hindi: What Wife Sutapa Told Him
She also recalled an English conversation in which she was fearful Irrfan would make a grammar error
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Photo Of Wren And Martin's Old Edition Goes Viral, Internet Gets Nostalgic
Wren & Martin is regarded as one of the most respected books for learning the nitty-gritties of English grammar in the country.
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CBSE 10th Term 2 English Exam Today; Last-Minute Instructions For Candidates
CBSE 10th Term 2 Exam 2022: The CBSE Class 10 English language paper will be of 40 marks and will consist of three sections-- Reading (10 marks), Writing and Grammar (10 marks), and Literature (20 marks).
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How A Ukrainian Duo Became Billionaires Correcting Work-From-Home Emails
Brad Hoover wants the world to write better English - error-free, no plagiarism and, of course, with proper grammar.
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CBSE Class 10 English Exam 2021: Check Sample Papers, Syllabus, Marking Scheme Here
CBSE Class 10 English Exam 2021: The paper will comprise of three sections, Section A- Reading, Section B- Writing and Grammar, Section C- Literature. Section A will comprise of 18 questions, Section B- 12 questions, Section C- 30 questions. Check sample papers here
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Startup Co-Founder Slammed For Mocking Someone's English On LinkedIn
In a country where fluency in English is often mistaken as an indicator of education and intellect, one entrepreneur is being criticised for mocking someone's grammar on LinkedIn.
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TikTok User's Grammar Lesson Triggers Fierce Debate Online. Here's Why
The rules of English grammar can be confusing. Perhaps that is why a grammar lesson, delivered by a TikTok user, has triggered a fierce debate online.
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Sushma Swaraj Tweets She Can Follow English "Of All Accents And Grammar"
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, who is known for her prompt responses on Twitter to calls for help from Indians abroad, shared what she learnt after taking up the top role in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet. The minister said she now understands English of all accents and grammar.
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"Tried Grammar Check?": Retired English Teacher Corrects Letter Signed By Trump
A retired English teacher found many errors in a White House letter bearing President Donald Trump's signature and mailed it back after making corrections, a media report said.
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'Did You Saw Taj...' Tweets Chetan Bhagat. Gets Trolled Then Apologises
Think before you tweet is the new look before you leap - you never know what Twitter may troll you for. Case in point, a tweet that recently earned author Chetan Bhagat more than a few free lessons in English grammar and Twitter's collective wrath.
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17-Year-Old Wanted To Be Air Hostess, She Was Stalked And Murdered In UP
Seven kilometres from the main Ballia town in eastern Uttar Pradesh, at a half constructed house in the Bajaha village, Neha Dubey fights back tears as she shows us an English grammar book her younger sister and Class 12 student, 17-year-old Ragini, gave a lot of importance to.
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This Is How You Teach, Teach, Teach English. Hilarious Video Goes Viral
In the 1982 film Namak Halaal, superstar Amitabh Bachchan said: "I can talk English, I can walk English, I can laugh English because English is such a funny language." Guess what, there's a man who can top Mr Bachchan's dialogue because he can also sing English and dance English.
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A Rs 25,000 Fine For Wrong Grammar, Punctuation In Court Order Translation
The Supreme Court on Friday imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 on a petitioner in a criminal case for filing an English translation of a judicial order in Hindi with wrong grammar, incorrect construction of sentences, usage of words and punctuation.
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How To Improve English Grammar: 7 Easy Tips For Everyday Use
Tips To Improve English Grammar 2025: Podcasts, interviews, news channels and movies help you hear natural grammar usage.
-
Harris' Or Harris's? Ahead Of US Election, An Apostrophe Battle Brews Online
Her decision to choose Tim Walz as her running mate further fuelled the debate. Since his surname sounds like an S, grammar nerds are fired up.
-
Irrfan Khan Would Have Won An Oscar If Hollywood Films Were In Hindi: What Wife Sutapa Told Him
She also recalled an English conversation in which she was fearful Irrfan would make a grammar error
-
Photo Of Wren And Martin's Old Edition Goes Viral, Internet Gets Nostalgic
Wren & Martin is regarded as one of the most respected books for learning the nitty-gritties of English grammar in the country.
-
CBSE 10th Term 2 English Exam Today; Last-Minute Instructions For Candidates
CBSE 10th Term 2 Exam 2022: The CBSE Class 10 English language paper will be of 40 marks and will consist of three sections-- Reading (10 marks), Writing and Grammar (10 marks), and Literature (20 marks).
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How A Ukrainian Duo Became Billionaires Correcting Work-From-Home Emails
Brad Hoover wants the world to write better English - error-free, no plagiarism and, of course, with proper grammar.
-
CBSE Class 10 English Exam 2021: Check Sample Papers, Syllabus, Marking Scheme Here
CBSE Class 10 English Exam 2021: The paper will comprise of three sections, Section A- Reading, Section B- Writing and Grammar, Section C- Literature. Section A will comprise of 18 questions, Section B- 12 questions, Section C- 30 questions. Check sample papers here
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Startup Co-Founder Slammed For Mocking Someone's English On LinkedIn
In a country where fluency in English is often mistaken as an indicator of education and intellect, one entrepreneur is being criticised for mocking someone's grammar on LinkedIn.
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TikTok User's Grammar Lesson Triggers Fierce Debate Online. Here's Why
The rules of English grammar can be confusing. Perhaps that is why a grammar lesson, delivered by a TikTok user, has triggered a fierce debate online.
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Sushma Swaraj Tweets She Can Follow English "Of All Accents And Grammar"
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, who is known for her prompt responses on Twitter to calls for help from Indians abroad, shared what she learnt after taking up the top role in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet. The minister said she now understands English of all accents and grammar.
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"Tried Grammar Check?": Retired English Teacher Corrects Letter Signed By Trump
A retired English teacher found many errors in a White House letter bearing President Donald Trump's signature and mailed it back after making corrections, a media report said.
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'Did You Saw Taj...' Tweets Chetan Bhagat. Gets Trolled Then Apologises
Think before you tweet is the new look before you leap - you never know what Twitter may troll you for. Case in point, a tweet that recently earned author Chetan Bhagat more than a few free lessons in English grammar and Twitter's collective wrath.
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17-Year-Old Wanted To Be Air Hostess, She Was Stalked And Murdered In UP
Seven kilometres from the main Ballia town in eastern Uttar Pradesh, at a half constructed house in the Bajaha village, Neha Dubey fights back tears as she shows us an English grammar book her younger sister and Class 12 student, 17-year-old Ragini, gave a lot of importance to.
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This Is How You Teach, Teach, Teach English. Hilarious Video Goes Viral
In the 1982 film Namak Halaal, superstar Amitabh Bachchan said: "I can talk English, I can walk English, I can laugh English because English is such a funny language." Guess what, there's a man who can top Mr Bachchan's dialogue because he can also sing English and dance English.
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A Rs 25,000 Fine For Wrong Grammar, Punctuation In Court Order Translation
The Supreme Court on Friday imposed a fine of Rs 25,000 on a petitioner in a criminal case for filing an English translation of a judicial order in Hindi with wrong grammar, incorrect construction of sentences, usage of words and punctuation.
