How – English editing.
An adverb with four main uses:  To introduce a question: How are you feeling?  To introduce a noun…
Tag: scientific
Homonym – English editing.
Two (or more) words which look or sound the same, but have distinct and unrelated meanings. These fall into three…
Homograph – English editing.
Two words which are written in the same way but which are pronounced differently and have different meanings. An example…
Grading adjectives – English editing.
Modifying an adjective by placing one or more adverbs in front of it. For example: A beautiful view. A rather…
Future perfect continuous tense – English editing.
The tense used to describe an action that will have been completed at a particular point in the future. It…
Future perfect tense – English editing.
A tense formed by will have or shall have followed by the Past participle: She will have worked. Uses: To…
Grammar & Punctuation – Future continuous tense – English editing.
A tense formed by will be or shall be followed by the Present Participle: I shall be working. Uses: To…
Grammar & Punctuation – Full stop – English editing.
Full stops are used:  To mark the end of a sentence: And then you put it in the mail,…