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How to use indefinite & quantifiers pronouns?
PHRASE “A LOT OF” Phrases “a lot of” and “lots of“ refers...
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Prepositions of place, direction & location
IN, ON OR AT? preposition IN – use examples when something...
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Use of prepositions after verbs & adjectives – part 1
PREPOSITIONS AFTER VERBS This is the most commonly used verbs after...
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Possessive form of noun & Saxon Genitive
POSSESSIVE FORM OF NOUNS Many people have trouble distinguishing between possessive...
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The use of infinitives & verbs with ending “ing” – part 2
INFINITIVE WITH “TO” INFINITIVE AFTER VERBS Apart from verbs mentioned in...
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Numeral – cardinal, ordinal & creation of dates
CARDINAL NUMERALS – “GREAT” NUMBERS We should read the numbers greater than...
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The most common modal verbs – use & excersises
CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO CAN AND COULD WITH PERCEPTION VERBS...
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Adjectives formed from other parts of speech
ADJECTIVES MADE OUT OF VERB verb + -able /ble Adjective express...
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How we use impersonal pronouns “it” & “you”?
IMPERSONAL PRONOUN “IT” “It” is one of the most commonly used...
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How we use possesive & reflexive pronouns?
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS Possessive pronouns show ownership of a person, place, or...
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Irregular comparison of adjectives
IRREGULAR COMPARISON Some of the adjectives compare irregularly. You should remember...
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Nouns – creating from different parts of speech
Nouns can be created from different parts of speech by adding...
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Sentences with adverbs too, enough, still & already
TOO AND ENOUGH The adverb “too” express “more than required”. I’m...
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The position of an adverb in sentences
ADVERB’S PLACE IN A SENTENCE Adverbs may appear in three different...