Noun Clauses

Noun Clauses A noun clause is an entire clause which takes the place of a noun in another clause or phrase. Like a noun, a noun clause acts as the subject or object of a verb or the object of a preposition, answering the questions "who(m)?" or "what?". Consider the following examples: noun I know Latin. noun clause I know that Latin is no longer spoken as a native...

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English easy? Why not!

Actually, when a learner has an inner motive; such "I like it", then learning process will run smoothly.Many problems coming outside will be solved and managed by his/her inner motive. A teacher who makes hi/her bored, a class makes annoyed and the classroom makes unpleasant won't be the problems in learning if she/he is fond of learning the material; e.i English. So the problem...

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Traffic signs and symbols

Take a look these traffic signs below and explain in your words the meaning!USA Traffic SignsNational suppliers of road, street, and traffic signs using 7 distribution warehouses to insure speedy delivery. We offer same day shipping for many products listed and quantity discounts shown online. Over 90% of our online orders ship the same or next business day. Tracking numbers...

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Speaking Section

A.Speech By SMK N 1 BATANG 2004 Good morning, Your Excellency Mr. And Mrs. Examiners (Jurists), entire the speech and debate contestants, and all the distinguished guests. Thanks to the examiners who give a chance to give my speech in front of you. Ladies and gentlemen, in this occasion I will speak about how to overcome the juvenile delinquency as my topic of...

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Grammar

[links] Question Tags - Study and Practice Question Tags are commonly used in English for 2 main functions: 1) To get someone involved in a conversation, to encourage a response With this type of question tag, the speaker may often know the answer. Intonation tends to rise slightly and then fall at the end of the tag. Example: That barman was a bit rude, wasn't...

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