Adverbs Starting with E (List & 20 Examples)
List of 95 Adverbs Starting with E and example sentences. 20 Example Sentences Adverbs Starting with ‘e’ Example Sentences eagerly George eagerly awaits the arrival…
Adverbs Starting with D (List & 20 Examples)
List of 114 adverbs starting with D and 20 examples. 20 Example Sentences Adverbs Starting with D Example Sentences dangerously While remodeling the kitchen, Jack…
Adverbs Starting with ‘c’ (List & Example Sentences)
Here is the list of 123 adverbs starting with ‘c’ and 21 example sentences. Example Sentences Adverbs starting ‘c’ Example Sentences cagily The accountant cagily calculated the…
Adverbs Starting with b (List & Example Sentences)
Adverbs Starting with b Example Sentences Sr. Adverb Example Sentences 1 backstage Before going on stage, the performer can grab some ready-to-eat snacks backstage. 2 backward …
Adverbs Starting with a (List & 20 Example Sentences)
Adverbs Starting with a You will find here list of adverbs starting with ‘a’ and 20 example sentences using these adverbs. 20 Example Sentences Adverbs…
Adverb of Frequency (List, Examples & Worksheet)
An adverb of frequency tells how often something happens. It can be used to describe an action, a state, or a condition. Some common adverbs…
Indefinite Pronouns with Examples, List & Chart
Indefinite Pronoun We use indefinite pronouns when we want to refer to people or things without saying exactly who or what they are. It is…
Possessive Pronouns (Examples, List, Rules & Exercise)
What’s the difference between “my” and “we” in business? Good question. “My” is the possessive form of “me”; it refers to yourself. The word “we”…
Regular and Irregular Nouns (Rules, Examples, Lists & Worksheet)
Regular and Irregular Nouns We can make some nouns plural easily without changing them but in some cases, nouns become irregular when we change them…
Countable and Uncountable Nouns (List, Examples & Exercise)
Countable and Uncountable Nouns The nouns are the names of things, people, or places. The nouns have different classifications. Countable and uncountable nouns are types…