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Plural of Leaf (Español abajo) Today’s English word of the day is a little strange only because of the way it’s formed. The word is leaves. This is the plural of the word leaf. Often when a singular noun ends in the letters [f] [e] or just [f] the ending of the word is changed to the letters … Read more, Lee más…
Wait! — Before or After?? (Español abajo) Have you experienced this? It’s the moment when you’ve just been asked a question with one of the words: before or after. And you’re stuck because you confuse these two words in English. Don’t worry! You’re not alone, and I hope that this post will help eliminate any … Read more, Lee más…
Pronunciation is the Same — Let’s start by talking about what’s not different between the two words [it’s] and [its]. Both words are pronounced exactly the same. There is absolutely no difference in how you say the words. Listen to the following audio file: The Purpose of the Word [it]? The word [it] in … Read more, Lee más…