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   Contractions in English Grammar Contractions are frequently used, mostly in informal writing. At the same time,  knowledge of them is necessary for competitive exams .  Keeping this in mind, I am writing this article and hope it will be beneficial for you.  Contractions are shorter combined forms of two words (both in written and spoken English). While writing, we use an apostrophe (') in place of the missing letter (s). Contractions are two words - You have ( you and have are two words ) These two  words are joined together by removing letter and after then we add apostrophe ( You've ). The apostrophe is used to remove the missing letter. For instance: He is (here the letter ' i ' is removed, and we write ' he's '. Here, is a list of common contractions used by us in daily life. These contractions  can  be seen in comprehension section and in informal English. Some contractions are formed by using has, ha...

Strategy to Score 150+ in  SSC CGL -Teir 1 Focus On High - Yield Topics to Score 150 + in SSC CGL - Tier 1 Preparing for the SSC CGL and other competitive exams requires a well-structured strategy and consistent effort.  Here's a six-month study plan along with tips to help you score 190+. Month 1-2:  Foundation Building Syllabus Familiarization:  Start by understanding the complete syllabus and exam pattern for the SSC  CGL and any other exams you're targeting.  Identify the subjects and topics with the highest weightage. Study Material: Gather essential books, online resources, and previous year question papers . Select standard books for each subject to avoid confusion. Daily Study Routine:  Allocate 4-5 hours daily for focused study. Divide your time among Quantitative Aptitude , English Language , General Awareness , and Reasoning , ensuring each subject gets enough attention. Month 3-4:   Practice & Application Conceptual ...

Small Words, Big Meaning - Determiners give clarity to every noun!  Determiners in English Grammar : A Complete Beginner's Guide  Determiners Made Easy -  Master  Articles &                      Quantifiers  Determiners & Their Types One of my followers recently asked me about the topic that often creates confusion, especially while solving exercises related to " Determiners ". He was particularly confused about the use of  a little   the little   little            and  a few the few few. When his mentor gave him an exercise related to Determiners, he found it difficult to decide which form should  be used in a particular sentence. He further asked me, " Kindly explain these elaborately with examples". Keeping his query in mind, I have written this article to explain these Determiners in a simple and detailed manner, with clear rules ...

From Confusion to Confidence:  The Easy Way to Learn Idioms Are you struggling to remember vocabulary, especially idioms,  because there are so many of them?  Learning a large number of idioms i n a short period can feel overwhelming, particularly when you want to retain them for your exam. Meet Neha, an SSC Stenographer aspirant whose exam is just one month away. When she sees the long list of idioms she needs to learn, she becomes puzzled and wonders, “How am I going to remember all these idioms in such a short time?” But instead of worrying, Neha discusses her problem with her friends. They suggest a simple and practical approach: learn a few idioms every day, discuss them, write them down, revise them regularly, and most importantly, use them in your own sentences. Let’s find out what her friends and mentor suggested—and how this simple strategy can make learning idioms easier and more effective.  From Worry To Confidence: ...