One of my private English students asked me if there was a trick to help them remember the difference between the verbs lend and …
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DOESN’T HAVE is correct. HAVE is used with the auxiliary verb DOESN’T for negative sentences. The verb “DOESN’T” agrees with 3rd person singular subjects …
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The difference between HOPE and WISH The verbs HOPE and WISH both mean to want something. The difference between HOPE and WISH is that …
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The adjective GOOD can be used with different prepositions. Good AT is usually followed by a verb. “He’s good AT drawing.” Good IN is less common …
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A student once asked me What’s the difference between the questions – Do you believe and Can you believe? She heard one of these …
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This post idea came from a question asked by one of my private students. She asked me if I ever met anyone famous when …
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This is a common question I get asked by my ESL students. Should I say ask “any plan or any plans?” It’s a good …
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The verbs raise and rise are very similar in meaning which makes them easy to confuse. I often hear non-native speakers use these two …
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My student asked me if I “played Karate.” I knew what my student meant, but this is not a natural way to ask this …
The words ache, pain, sore, and hurt all describe an unpleasant feeling in our bodies. They can be easy to confuse. Learn how to use these words FAST with …
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