How to search in Google

Google's search engine is so firmly established in our lives that many have appeared conditioned reflex: at the slightest difficulty, they immediately stuffed a request for tips. Use Google, or as they say "Google", able and pioneers and pensioners - there is absolutely nothing complicated. But here's how to use Google search engine more effectively, not everyone knows. Now we remind you some simple tricks of effective search, which is useful to remember everything.

The search engine Google is very smart tool that tries to understand and even anticipate your every wish. However, in order to search the issuance of most fully correspond to your request, you must as detailed as possible to clarify the question. For this there are special search operators, the existence of which we want to remind you in this article, and some people may get to know them first.

"In the grass grasshopper sat" (Quotes)

If you need to find a word or phrase in the exact form in which you entered, without any change in the shape and order of words, then enclose your search query in quotation marks. It's most useful for finding a particular movie by its title, the text of the song on a line or a passage from the book.

In a grass sat -kuznechik (Minus)

If you need to exclude from the search results all pages containing a particular word, you precede it with the minus sign (without spaces). So you will know who is sitting still in the grass, except for the grasshoppers.

~ In the grass grasshopper sat (Tilda)

Icon tilde ask Google to look not only at the specified word, but also for similar words and synonyms. For example, in this case, the system will look for grasshoppers in the grass, not only, but also in the bushes, fields and mountains.

In grass grasshopper sat scout OR (OR)

In normal mode, Google tries to find pages that contain all the words you. If you insert words between the operator OR (in capital letters), you'll get in the search results page, including at least one of these words.

The grasshopper sat * (asterisk)

The asterisk can replace the unknown word in your query. For example, if you do not remember where exactly grasshopper sat, simply enter * instead of the word.

There are also many other very interesting and useful techniques use Google search bar, which you can find here.

Fast, efficient and most importantly you will find!