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Trending News: Good vs. Well – Grammar Puzzle Solved-48Adjectives vs. Adverbs – Quick Fix for -ly Confusion-Grammar Puzzle Solved-47Less or Fewer ?-Grammar Puzzle Solved-46Subject-Verb Agreement – Grammar Puzzle Solved-45Modifiers in Grammar-Special Grammar Case-3Dangling Modifiers in Grammar-Grammar Puzzle Solved-44Parallel Structure Rule-In Lists and Comparisons-Grammar Puzzle Solved-(43)Difference Between Have Tea, Take Tea, and Drink Tea-Special Grammar Case (2)Can Animals Be Proper Nouns? Explained with Clear Examples-Grammar Puzzle Solved (42)Difference Between Take Tea and Drink Water-Grammar Puzzle Solved (41)Inferred Meaning and Examples with Types Explained-Special Grammar Case (1)That vs Which-Grammar Puzzle Solved (40)Who VS Whom-Grammar Puzzle Solved (39)Subject-Verb Agreement with Or and Nor-Grammar Puzzle Solved (38)Expressions of Time, Money, and Distance in Grammar-Grammar Puzzle Solved (37)Use of Since and For in English Grammar-Grammar Puzzle Solved (36)Difference Between Little, A Little, and The Little-Grammar Puzzle Solved (35)Difference Between Few, A Few, and The Few-Grammar Puzzle Solved (34)Difference Between Few and Little-Grammar Puzzle Solved (33)Difference Between Much and Many – Grammar Puzzle Solved (32)Difference Between Connotative and Denotative Meanings with Examples-Grammar Puzzle Solved (31)Grammar Puzzle Solved- Welcome NoteHow do articles cause common noun mistakes in English grammar?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (30)Why is it wrong to capitalize common nouns in the middle of a sentence?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (29)An example of sentence using “pointlessness”-Grammar Puzzle Solved (28)(A) Neither of the answers are correct. OR (B) Neither of the answers is correct. -Grammar Puzzle Solved (27)(A) The book, along with the notebooks, are on the table. OR (B) The book, along with the notebooks, is on the table.-Grammar Puzzle Solved (26)A university VS an university-Grammar Puzzle Solved (25)I have eaten vs I ate-Grammar Puzzle Solved (24)The English literature VS English literature-Grammar Puzzles Solved (23)If I was you OR If I were you-Grammar Puzzle Solved (22)Difference between In Time, On Time and The Right Time-Grammar Puzzle Solved (21)Each of the Students Have or Has – Grammar Puzzle Solved (20)Has or Have with Each – Grammar Rule Explained-Grammar Puzzle Solved (19)He Has Drunk or Has Drank-Grammar Puzzle Solved (18)Reason for Using Reflexive Pronouns with Certain Verbs-Grammar Puzzle Solved (17)“I Lay on the Bed” or “I Lied on the Bed” – Which Is Correct?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (16)“He is better than I”? He Is Better Than Me or I – Grammar Puzzles Solved (15)Difference between (Have you a car?), (Have you got a car?), and (Do you have a car?)?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (14)Native Speakers Say “Would of” and “Laying” – Why?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (13)In the Local Language or In Local Language?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (12)“I’m Really Worried” vs “I’m Worried Very Much”-Grammar Puzzle Solved (11)Dishonest to or Dishonest With – Which Is Correct?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (10)Is It Correct to Use “At” for Cities?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (9)“Is It Grammatically Correct to Use “She Has Been” or “She Was”?Grammar Puzzle Solved (8)Is the Sentence “Your Car Has Been Stolen” Grammatically Correct?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (7)What is the tag question of “They were”?-Grammar Puzzles Solved (6)Is “Ain’t” Correct English?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (5)Can a Preposition Follow “Reach”?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (4)Why We Say “The Other Side” but Not “The Other Way”-Grammar Puzzle Solved (3)“On Your Right Hand” vs. “On Your Right-Handed”-Grammar Puzzle Solved (2)Grammar Puzzle Solved (1): Can the word ‘teach’ be used as both a transitive and an intransitive verb?
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English learners often wonder which phrase is grammatically correct: “on your right hand” or “on your right-handed.” The right answer is the first one. Let’s look at the reason behind…

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Grammar Puzzle Solved (1): Can the word ‘teach’ be used as both a transitive and an intransitive verb?
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Teach as Transitive and Intransitive Verb Answer: Before delving into whether ‘teach’ can function as both a transitive and an intransitive verb, let us first explore what transitive and intransitive…

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