Tip of the Day:
Usage Tip
'Either … or' is used in sentences giving a positive sense. Either one or the other subject does a given action. Subjects connected by 'either … or' take either a plural or singular verb conjugation depending on the subject (a singular or a plural) closer to the conjugated verb.
Example Sentences
Either she or the boys have made a mess in this room.
Either the students or the teacher takes a day off every month.
Quiz of the Day - Colloquial Pairs :
This vocabulary quiz focuses on common 'pair phrases' such as 'by and large', 'by and large'. etc.
English Worksheet of the Day - Cover Letter - Successful Job Application Letters:
The cover letter should always be included when sending your resume or CV for a possible job interview. Here is an outline to writing a successful cover letter. Included are examples of well-written cover letters and useful language formulas.
