English Modals, Examples and Uses (Very Important)
English Modals, Examples and Uses (Very Important) Uses of can, be able to, can’t, could, may, might, must, have to, need to, needn’t, musn’t, don’t have to, should, ought …
Detailed Synonym Word List
Detailed Synonym Word List Happy, sad, nice, good, bad, pretty, scared, angry, difficult, shocked, interesting, useful, big, small.
Uses of Who and Whom with Examples
Uses of Who and Whom with Examples Whom is the objective form of who, which was orginally only a subjective pronoun. Follow the list for compare;
Every vs Each (Using and Differences with Examples)
Every vs Each (Using and Differences with Examples) Use every when referring to a group of people or things. Use each when referring to individual members of a group, …
Prepositions – Visual Method
Prepositions – Visual Method Uses of up, down, across, over, under, along, into, out of, through, past, round/around, from … to with pictures
75 Very Important Prepositions and Using
75 Very Important Prepositions and Using suffer from, recover from, distinct from, focus on, abstain from, get rid of, search for and etc…
First Aid – Visual Vocabulary Method
First Aid – Vocabulary oinment, adhesive, bandage, antiseptic wipe, scissors, splint and etc…
Expressions to Say “Hello”
Expressions to Say “Hello” Hi Hello How’s it going? How do you do? How’s tricks? Watcha! How are things? Haven’t seen you for ages Great to see you again …
Expressions for Reminding People
Expressions for Reminding People May I remind you / all passengers that … Sorry to be a bore but do remember to … I hope you haven’t forgotten to …
Closing Statements for Writing
Closing Statements for Writing Close with advice for your reader, Close with a quote, close by rewording the beginning, close with humor, close with a feeling, close with a …