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Olawale Jumat

@Frankjames247·Lagos, Nigeria ·Joined November 2023

Content Writer| Linguist| Blogger| Educator | Historian

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I am a content writer, an educator and an English language specialist.

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I am a content writer, an educator and an English language specialist.

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I am available for tutoring and consultancy in the fields of education and linguistics anytime, any day.

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OJOlawale Jumatinmacroblog.hashnode.dev·Aug 27, 2024 · 2 min read

Parallel Construction in Grammar

Mismatching phrases or clauses that have the same structure is likened to laying bricks of different sizes in a building construction. What an awkward look that is; it requires some correction. Take a look at: Not only is the government tracing the ...

OJOlawale Jumatinmacroblog.hashnode.dev·Jul 28, 2024 · 1 min read

Should animal experimentation be banned?

Sunday, 28th July, 2024 By Olawale Jumat To begin with, the reason why some people argue that experimentation on animals is bad and should be banned is that:It results in unjustifiable pain and suffering in animals whose rights should also be protect...

OJOlawale Jumatinmacroblog.hashnode.dev·Nov 12, 2023 · 1 min read

Who vs whom

Who and whom are both pronouns. They are used to ask questions. The difference is just that the former is used in the nominative (subjective) case while the latter is used in the objective case. That means that who is always subject to a verb, and th...