by Wordpandit | May 22, 2012 | Grammar Blog |
The problem of this ‘one’ can be quite a problem actually! When to use which form can perplex a lot of people. So in order to reduce your confusion, we bring this simple post to you: anyone vs. any one. This set of words actually consists of two different grammatical...
by Wordpandit | May 15, 2012 | Grammar Blog |
Among and Between: A subtle difference Usage of Between: Between is used for two persons or things. For Example: 1. Distribute these sweets between the two children. 2. There is a good understanding between him and her. Usage of Among Among is used for more than two...
by Wordpandit | May 8, 2012 | Grammar Blog |
This is a small post, illustrating the difference between ‘beside’ and ‘besides’. Beside: The word beside is a preposition. It means ‘close to’ or ‘next to’. It also has a second meaning: ‘compared with’. Examples for beside: Can...
by Wordpandit | Apr 24, 2012 | Grammar Blog |
As they say, English is a funny language and we could not agree any less when it comes to confusions such as the one between ‘licence’ and ‘license’. You must be wondering what difference can a single ‘c’ and ‘s’ make? Well, if you are a grammar fanatic, the wrong...
by Wordpandit | Apr 10, 2012 | Grammar Blog |
The rule that defines it all: the verb must agree with its subject in number and in person. In other words, the verb must be of the same number and person as the subject. NOTE: Subject-Verb concord is one of the most tested grammar concepts in competitive...
