Words & Wordplay

‘Could’ and ‘Would’

‘Could’ and ‘Would’
‘Could’ and ‘Would’ are the two words which are the past tense of the words ‘can’ and ‘will’. Basically, they are used to express the expressions; ‘could’ is generally used to express the possibilities in...

Noun vs Proper Noun

Noun vs Proper Noun
A noun is a word that is used for classifying objects, places, events and naming people. Proper nouns are a kind of nouns, which stand for specific entities.

Noun vs Common Noun

Noun vs Common Noun
A noun is a word that is used to name a person, a thing, a place, an occurrence, etc. Common nouns are a type of nouns that we use generally in our speech and text.

Noun vs Subject

Noun vs Subject
A noun is a word used to identify a class of people, places, objects, happenings, etc. A subject is any person, or a thing that is being talked about, or dealt with in a sentence.

Been vs Being

Been vs Being
The words ‘been’ and ‘being’ are verb forms. ‘Been’ is used in the past tense, whereas ‘Being’ is used in the present tense.

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