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Wow! Great! Whoa! Oh. Huh. Hey! These are all examples of English interjections. An interjection is one of the eight parts of speech. And the LearnersDictionary.com defines an interjection as “a spoken word, phrase, or sound that expresses a sudden or strong feeling.” Interjections are very popular in English. They often have an exclamation point … 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…