Archive for the ‘English’ Category

Now, when CAT is over, Its time when we start writing S.O.P (Statement of Purpose) and essays for our application forms. But before you start writing, read these myths so that you don't confuse on small nitty-gritties of English Grammar. You can also download the file by clicking the link given below. It's free to download.  The one I liked the most is "... Full story

Today I got a mail from TCY online and they are giving some 11th hour strategies with lectures, tests and some download material. I have gone through some of them and they are good; as they are for free, just kidding; they are really good. You don't have to pay to listen ... Full story

A very nice motivating article. Don't just read it, try to follow it in your practical life. I don't want to be didactic, I just want to help you, if in case. Just click the image to read this article in full. Thanks Raj. Full story

flammable or inflammable? Although inflammable looks like the opposite of flammable, the two words actually have the same meaning, both describing something that is easily set on fire. The in- prefix of inflammable means "into," rather than "not," and the adjective is ultimately derived from the same ... Full story

Are you thinking of some word but can't remember it fully? If yes, then there is one tool which can help you find that missing word from your mind. It's not 100% sure that you will find that word but with this tool the probability of finding it becomes more than 50% (no quant funda involved). You can ... Full story