You can uses the word ‘Under’ both as a preposition and an adverb. However, the word is mostly used as a preposition and has wide range of meanings and application in our daily casual and formal communications. So keep reading for more!…

The word ‘leave’ has multiple meanings and uses in English language. With the word, you can have lots of communication or expressions. So gaining knowledge on all of them is very important as part of your efforts to have command over the…

Phrases are an important element of English language if one wants to learn the language effectively. In terms of both verbal and written communication, their uses are widespread. in learning them properly, one needs to be careful of their…

​You can use the word 'Beyond' both as preposition and adverb. It has wide range of important and interesting uses in everyday communication, both verbal and written. We have in this article discussed all the essential applications of the…

In order to help you better prepare for job/exam/spoken English, we have discussed meanings and applications of some phrases like Hit Up, Single (someone/something) Out, Turn The Corner, Sleep On It, Get Along etc. Hit (Someone) Up Meaning…

In order to help you better prepare for exams---be it job test, university admission test or anything else, we from now on will regularly put up contents on English language. As part of that, we provide meanings and applications of the…

Look, seem and appear are all copular verbs which we can use quite similar way to signal the impression (an idea or opinion or feeling) one gets about something or someone else. However, there are little differences in terms of usages among…

The verb 'give' is a widely used common verb, which is also a delexical verb. As a delexical verb, this verb has wide range of uses in our everyday communication. In this article, we have discussed all important uses of the verb 'give',…

You can use the word 'top of mind' both as an adjective and a phrase. According to Macmillan Dictionary, as an adjective, the word means something is 'of greatest concern, importance or priority'. In other words, it means something 'the…

Yes, there are clear & obvious differences between ago & earlier and after & afterwards. In this article, we discuss the differences in details with examples. So let's get started to learn the differences! Difference between…

We often come across some verbs like have, make, take, give, go and do. These common verbs are called Delexical Verbs. With them, we can make thousands of expressions. In today's lesson, we have discussed in details on the uses of these…

'In advance of' is a phrase of the word advance. The phrase simply means 'before or ahead of (something or someone) or 'at an earlier time'. In other words, if we say 'in advance of (something), it means 'before a particular time or…

Is there any differences between the words Ahead and Prior? Yes, there are significance differences in meaning and uses between them which this lessons covers in details. Difference Between Ahead & Prior :  To the blank eye, there…

This lesson discusses the differences between afterwards and later in details. As adverbs, there are clear differences between them which this article covers with practical examples. Meanings of Afterwards and Later As Adverbs :  As…

First, What Does Pediatric Mean? The word ‘Pediatric’ is an adjective which means ‘relating to the branch of medicine dealing with children and their diseases’. The word ‘Pediatric’ has another spelling which is ‘Paediatric’. So is…

First, the word 'Awe' means 'an extreme or great level of feeling or emotion mixed with fear, wonder or respect for something or someone'. So the phrase 'in awe of something or someone' means 'having an overwhelming amount of a respect or…

The word 'Posterity' means 'all future generations of people' or 'all the people who will exist in the future'. It simply means 'future generations' or even 'the future'. Posterity is a noun meaning 'future generations.' These people of…

You can use the word 'Myriad' as both Noun and Adjective. But you often employ it as noun in sentences. As a noun, the word myriad means 'a very large number or quantity of something'. Please read on to find more uses or applications of the…

Developing sound conversation skills in English language requires some skills. Of them is acquiring in-depth knowledge on the use of phrases in daily conversation. Daily used phrases plays a big role in having command over the language and…

In English language, both ‘As’ and ‘Like’ have a wide variety of uses depending on context. They have uses across almost all parts of speech such as preposition, conjunction, adverb, adjective etc. Below are the details on their usages,…