What is parallelism?
You might be familiar with the term “parallel” in geometry where it means two or more lines that will never meet. Lines like these face the same way and are alike in their
What Are Literary Devices?
Literary devices are powerful tools for storytelling. They are techniques that an author uses to convey their message or story. Some common literary devices include similes, metaphors, and personification, but there are
Finding the main idea of a passage is an essential skill students need to develop. The main idea is the central message of a passage, and it is the most important point that the author wants the reader to
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What is an English degree?
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Is an English major right for you?
In learning to read and analyze literature, students will see these terms pop up again and again. Being able to recognize literary devices – linguistic or writing techniques meant to produce a specific effect – is an important part
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Many people struggle with how to use commas correctly. There are so many rules for so many situations that it becomes difficult not to confuse one with another. In the early years of
English is a tough language. There are so many rules, and so many words that sound alike, but mean completely different things. There may be words in your everyday vocabulary you aren’t aware you’re misusing. There are words and
Writing while being timed can be stressful. When you have never seen a prompt before, it can be hard to put together an essay that makes sense. Sometimes, the prompt may be about an unfamiliar topic. Keep in mind that
Even though you may understand English well, you may not understand all of the intricacies of English grammar and how punctuation is used. This throws many students for a loop when taking the SAT. This