Category: Grammar Puzzle Solved by Naeem Sir

In general, “at” is not used for cities. Instead, “in” is the correct preposition when referring to a city as a location. Correct Usage ✅ “He lives in New York.” ✅ “I arrived in...

Both “she has been” and “she was” are grammatically correct, but their usage depends on the context and the time reference. Let’s examine the differences: 1. “She has been” (Present Perfect Tense) Used for...

Present perfect passive voice Present perfect passive voice  Yes, the sentence “Your car has been stolen” is grammatically correct. Explanation: This sentence is in the present perfect passive voice. Let’s break it down: Subject:...

 Understanding Tag Questions Understanding tag questions A tag question is a short question added to the end of a statement to confirm information, seek agreement, or encourage a response. It consists of two parts: A main statement (affirmative...

Q: Is ‘ain’t’ considered correct English? Can you provide other examples of slang that have been incorporated into standard English? Slang words in standard English Slang words in standard English Answer: The word ain’t...

Correct use of reach Correct use of reach The verb “reach” generally does not require a preposition before its object. However, depending on meaning and context, prepositions such as “at” or “to” may appear after “reach.” 1. “Reach”...

The Other Side vs The Other Way: Grammatical Clarity Explained The Other Side vs The Other Way: Grammatical Clarity Explained The grammatical correctness and acceptability of “the other side” versus “the other way” are determined by the nature...

Grammar Puzzles Solved (2): Which is correct: “on your right hand” or “on your right-handed”?The proper phrase is “on your right hand.” Answer:  “On your right hand” means something is physically located on your...