Written By : Alifah Kahillah Almaira Title: Onomatopoeia: Words with a sound effect.  Sub-title: hear the buzz, bang, and splash of...

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Written By : Karenina Fernandya Why Does English Sounds Different? Why does English in Sydney, New York, or London sound so different?...

Written By : Calistha Naisyila Ilfiansa What is Modal? Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that modify the main verb in a sentence,...

Written By : Kamillah Fahrudin Have you ever stopped to think about why we say tic-tac-toe in that exact order? Or caught yourself...

Written By : Annisa Nur Inayah Ever heard the phrase “break a leg” ? “Break a leg” doesn’t literally mean breaking someone’s leg! It’s...

Written By : Alifah Kahillah Almaira What are Contronyms? Contronyms are words that have two meanings that are the opposite for each...

Written By : Karenina Fernandya Do you know that lyrics like “All’s well that ends well” from Taylor Swift is originally from William...

Written By : Rizky Lizardo English is a global language spoken in various countries, but not all English speakers use the same version...

Written By : Fhaliq Enriya Zubahda What are Loanwords: Loanwords are words that are taken from another language that is used like...

Written By : Muhammad Nabil Pratama Tongue twister is a word or sentence that is difficult to pronounce quickly and correctly because...

Written By : Ria Khoirunnisa What is reported speech?   Reported speech is the transformation of a direct speech sentence into an...

Written By : Calistha Naisyila Ilfiansya WHAT IS CONDITIONAL SENTENCES? A conditional sentence is a complex sentence that is in the...

Written By : Chairunnisa Nur Zahra What is an Elliptical Construction? An elliptical construction is a compound sentence where two or...