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We can change the degree of comparison without altering the meaning of a sentence. Consider the sentence given below. A dog is more faithful than a cat. In this sentence we make a comparison between a dog and a cat using the comparative adjective more faithful..
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English tenses are a bit complex. For example, we do not always use future tense forms to talk about the future. In the same way, sometimes we use present tenses to talk about the past. This can confuse an ESL student
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August 4th, 2014 in English Teaching An adjective clause is a group of words which serves the same purpose as an adjective. It has a subject and a predicate of its own.
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Do is a general purpose verb. It can refer to all activities. There are many word combinations using the word do. This list includes the most important expressions with the verb do. Do business This expression is used to discuss
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2016年5月28日 · Incorrect: Both did not come. Correct: Neither came. Incorrect: Both of them did not pass the test. Correct: Neither of them passed the test. In negative clauses, we use ‘neither’ not both. Incorrect: Each of these girls
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There are numerous idioms in English. It is not easy to learn all of them. However, you should be familiar with the most important ones. Here is a list of idioms beginning with the letter B. Each idiom is followed by its meaning
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Make is a common purpose verb. It has several meanings. Study the following sentence. Ann screamed when she saw the mouse. The same idea can be expressed using make. The mouse made Ann scream. In this case, make
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December 16th, 2012 in English Quiz Personal pronouns can exist in three forms – subject form, object form and possessive form. Actually there are two possessive forms.
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