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The use & example of Past Perfect Continuous Tense
AFFIRMATIVE FORMS Past Perfect Continuous tense consists of the auxiliary verb...
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Modal verbs – speculation & deduction
One of the functions of modal verbs is to express speculation....
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Numerals in math & use of numeral “zero”
NUMERALS IN MATH Expressions and mathematical operation are read as follows:...
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Modal verbs – speculation & deduction
SPECULATION & DEDUCTION One of the functions of modal verbs is...
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Present Simple Tense – additional information
PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE – EXTENSION We also use Present Simple in...
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Prepositional phrases confused with each other
IN THE END/ BEGINNING AND AT THE END/ BEGINNING The expression...
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The use of infinitives & verbs with ending “ing” – part 3
INFINITIVE WITH “TO” THE FIRST TO GO Infinitive usually stands after...
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Use of prepositions after verbs, adjectives & nouns – part 2
USE OF PREPOSITIONS AFTER VERBS More of verbs requiring using concrete...
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The impersonal pronoun “one” & personal pronoun “they”
IMPERSONAL PRONOUN “ONE” We use the pronouns “one” and “you” to...
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Adverbs with two meanings & confused with adjectives
ADVERBS WITH TWO FORMS DIFFERING IN MEANING Two types of adverbs...
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Adjective – order in a sentence & various constructions
ADJECTIVES ORDER IN A SENTENCE When two, three or (rarely) four...
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Plural form, compound nouns & double genitive
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How we use “both, eihter, neither” pronouns in sentences?
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