Grammar

Of Course or Ofcourse

Of Course or Ofcourse: Which One Should You Use? 

As someone who’s spent years working with grammar, writing, and teaching learners of English, I’ve seen how often people get tripped up by simple-looking phrases. One such example is the confusion between “of course” and “ofcourse.”  At first glance, they might look like a casual spelling variation, but there’s more to it. This tricky situation … Read more

Looking Forward to Seeing You

Looking Forward to Seeing You: Use It Like a Pro!

When we say we are looking forward to something, we are showing anticipation and excitement for an upcoming event. Whether it’s a conference, a casual face-to-face meeting, or a weekend party, using this phrase helps in expressing emotions naturally. In both professional and personal settings, this phrase can help strengthen relationships and create a sense … Read more

Which of the Following

Master ‘Which of the Following’ with These Simple Tips!

The phrase “Which of the Following” is a common term appearing in multiple-choice assessments, exams, and standardized tests. It plays a key role in ensuring clarity and guiding the reader to the best answer among the given options.  From my experience, I have encountered this structure in various educational and professional contexts, where it helps … Read more