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Do vs. Be: Are You Confused?

When to use "do" or "be" in a question

Parts of Speech

Explore English parts of speech with Ganesh at LearnEnglishLab.com

How do you know which part of speech a word is? Many times (but not all the time), you can look for clues at the end of the word. The few letters at the end of a word are also known as suffixes. Below is a list of suffixes that will help you identify different parts of speech. Click on the link to preview the list.

Parts of Speech and Common Word Endings

Phrase or Clause?

In class, we've talked about why some groups of words (clauses) need a period at the end while other groups of words (phrases) do not. In the following video, Ganesh at LearnEnglishLab.com will explain the differences between a phrase and a clause.

Adjectives Ending with -ed or -ing

Some adjectives look like verbs because they end in -ed or -ing! Watch the video to learn about the difference.

When to use "very" or "too"

"Very" vs. "Too"