"At Night" – General Time Used for regular habits, routines, or general facts about nighttime. Similar to "during the night" but more common in everyday speech. Examples: I usually watch TV at night . (Habit) The streets are quie…

"Later" and "After" both relate to time, but they are used differently. Later = refers to a point in the future, without mentioning a specific event. It is often used at the end of a sentence or before a time expression. Afte…

The genitive case (also called the possessive case or possessive 's ) is used to show ownership or a close relationship between two things. In English, we often form it by adding ’s to a noun or just an apostrophe (’) for plural nouns ending i…

GRAMMAR When to Use "There Is" and "There Are" There is : Use  there is  for  one thing  (singular). Example: There is a tree in the forest. Example: There is a bird on the branch. There are : Use  there are  for  more than on…

GRAMMAR Quantifiers are words used to talk about the quantity (amount) of something. They help us answer questions like: How much? How many?   1. Some Use:  For positive sentences with uncountable nouns and plural c…