When we write, many times we do it wrong because we do not pronounce correctly, this happens with the use of “b” and “v” or “g” and “j”, in some words. But there are cases in which it does not go through the pronunciation as it is in the case of the “h”. Bad spelling is a difficult problem to solve, especially when the person is already young or an adult, on the other hand, in children it is easier to modify because they are fully prepared for learning, their little head is like a sponge that absorbs everything and accepts modifications to what you are learning.
That is why it is necessary to help children by promoting reading from an early age, doing spelling exercises that you will always find in school books or on the Internet. In the case of adults, it is also possible to improve spelling with a lot of reading and writing, aware that we must do it well, carefully.
One of the typical doubts that arise regarding spelling is knowing how to write it or what is the difference between grass and grass.
What do you need
- Lots of reading and writing
- Solve spelling exercises
- Pay attention when you read.
Instructions
- There is not only a big difference between grass and grass in its writing but also in its meaning.
- If we go to the dictionary we will see that grass is a plant that has thin and tender stems, that does not develop woody tissue and has a short life: it dies after flowering.
- So that you understand and remember the use of this word, we will give you several examples applying the word grass or one of its family: herbs, herbaceous, herbalism, etc.
- That place is full of herbs. We must remove them for the grass to grow.
- For kidney problems there are healing herbs that are really good.
- This herbalist has a wide variety of natural remedies.
- The sunflower is a herbaceous plant, its life ends after flowering.
- Tarragon and parsley are typical condiments of those that make up the “ fine herbs”. For example: chicken with fine herbs.
- Animals that feed on grass know how to recognize those herbs that they should not eat because they are toxic.
- The word herb is a conjugated verb. It corresponds to the third person of the singular of the Present of the Subjunctive Mode of the verb to boil. Boiling means boiling, agitation of the molecules of a liquid by increasing the temperature.
- In examples you will understand it better:
- Let the water boil before adding the noodles so that they cook well.
- How do you want your soup to boil if you haven’t turned on the kitchen fire.
- So that the milk boils and does not overflow you must be very careful.
- On some occasions the verb boil is used with the sense of excitement of affections and passions: If you keep bothering him like this you will make him boil with anger.
- Another application of the verb to boil is associating it with the prepositions in and of, thus it takes on another meaning: to abound. For example:
- In the morning the station was teeming with
- We can combine both words and thus you will notice the difference in the same sentence:
- To make a digestive tea with this herb, do not rush, first let the water boil, then remove from the heat, add the leaves and cover for 5 minutes, strain it and that’s it!
- If you want an excellent infusion to purify the blood, buy the herb called nettle at the herbalist ‘s, bring the water to a boil, take a teaspoon and place it in a cup, then add the boiling water and let it stand before straining it.
Tips
- Whenever you read, pay attention to the words, not only the interpretation of what you read but also how it is written.
- Write down the words that are difficult for you. Use the dictionary, write sentences with them, identify them in other texts and try to memorize their writing.
- Make posters with the difficult words or write them in small sentences to stimulate photographic memory.