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Modal Verbs – Can, Could, Will, Would
Modal Verbs – Can, Could, Will, Would Compare can/could for actions, Compare could have / would have. and etc… Follow the list for detailed expression;
17 Jul 2017
Using Little, A little, Few, A few
Using Little, A little, Few, A few Follow the list for using and differences between little, a little, few and a few. ;
16 Jul 2017
Active and Passive Voice in English
Active and Passive Voice in English Relating sentences passive, how do you passivize a sentence? Tense of passive sentences, From active to passive and etc… buy cymbalta online buy cymbalta over the counter generic Please follow the detailed expressions(galleries)
25 Apr 2017
Present Perfect Tense vs Past Simple Tense
Present Perfect Tense vs Past Simple Tense Using, examples and differences between present perfect tense and past simple tense; Follow the list for detailed expressions;
25 Apr 2017
Both, Either, Neither – English Grammar
Both, Either, Neither – English Grammar both = the two alternatives, either = one of the two alternatives, neither = none, Follow the list for detailed examples;
08 Feb 2017
Watch, See, Look – Using Verbs
Watch, See, Look – Using Verbs Watch; we watch moving & changing images, with long concentration. See; when images enter your eyes without a lot of effort from us. Loot at; You direct your eyes at something and etc…
08 Feb 2017
Have Got To + Verb
Have Got To + Verb We use “Have Got To” as way of showing obligation. Example; I have got to answer the phone. Follow the list;
08 Feb 2017
Using Since, For, While, As, By the Time, Until, Till and As Soon As
Using Since, For, While, As, By the Time, Until, Till and As Soon As Since; means “from that time”. Example; I have been studying English since 2010. For; We commonly use the present perfect and present perfect continuous with since. buy clomid online buy clomid over the counter generic Example; Sam has helped me for
07 Feb 2017
Must Be – A Deduction
Must Be – A Deduction We use the structure “Must be” when we think we know something, but we are not 100% sure – we are making a deduction / assumption about a situation. Follow the expressions;
28 Jan 2017
Using Make and Do
Using Make and Do Make; produce sounds, mental activity, prepare something and etc… Do; necessary work or tasks, thing and etc… buy wellbutrin online buy wellbutrin over the counter generic