Reported speech English grammar Direct quote Kyle said, “I will be busy tonight.” Sharing information Kyle said he will be busy tonight. We use reported speech to share information that …
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English grammar THERE and IT Here is a simple breakdown of the English grammar for THERE and IT. We use the adverb THERE with the verb to be to say …
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English grammar – Double negatives In this post, you will learn the English grammar for Double negatives, and how to use them in natural English conversation. Keep reading and don’t …
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Can Could May Might and Must The modal verb can shows that something is possible, allowed or somebody/something has the ability to do something. Could is used as the past …
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Third-person singular English grammarThe pronouns – he, she, it + any name, position, or relation that describes one single person or thing are third-person singular subjects. Examples of third-person singular …
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No and None – What’s the difference? The determiner NO means ~ not one; not any; not a – NO is used with a noun “The sign says no dogs …
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Past tense of READ and Past Participle of READ The past tense of the verb to read is read. The present tense, past tense, and past participle of READ are …
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TO BE English contractions – present tense Contractions TO BE (Present, Past, Future)“I’m studying English.” Learn about the contractions of the English verb TO BE with audio and a free PDF download. To BE Contractions – …
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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 (He, She, It) so HAVE does …
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In today’s blog post learn how to use the conjunction unless and the expression as long as in natural conversation. Use this English grammar like a pro! Unless In today’s …
