improtant notes to learning and improve English language

 5 improtant notes to learning and improve English language. There are;
(1) Spelling: The correct arrangement of letters in a word.
(2) Pronunciation: The way in which a word is spoken or the sound of a word.
(3) Meaning: The definition or interpretation of a word, conveying its sense.
(4) Word formation: The process of creating new words or forms by combining or modifying existing ones.
(5) Usage: How a word is used in context, including grammatical roles and appropriate situations.


Author by: Mr Mohammad Shah 
This is RBC English grammar.
RBC English Grammar is high quality of English grammar.

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