Relative clauses are great for making longer and more natural English sentences. Learning and using this grammar will help you sound like a native …
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English grammar – comparison One-Syllable Adjectives – Add ~er to the end of the adjective cheap – cheaper“Rent was cheaper in my old apartment.” …
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Several of my English students have asked me “Should I use HAVE TO or MUST?” Learn how with this Easy Grammar guide. This post …
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HAVE and HAVE GOT mean the same thing when you are talking about owning something, holding something, or relationships. He has $20 in his …
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ENOUGH – As much or as many of something as is necessary
“We’ve waited long enough.” (We don’t have to wait any longer. No more waiting is necessary.)
TOO – Shows that there is more of something than is necessary
“We’ve waited too long.” (We have waited for more time than is necessary.)
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The PRESENT PERFECT tense is have/has + the past participle form of a verb. I have just eaten lunch so I’m not hungry. We …
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We use the grammar “have something done” if somebody else does something for us. We don’t do it ourselves. “I’m having my house painted …
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