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Adverbs of manner (how something is done). Usually after the main verb, but before the main verb with passive […]

Certain verbs may be followed by an infinitive, a base verb, or a gerund. Some take an object and others do no […]

‘Have’ has the same meaning as ‘have got’ for possession, family, appearance, illnesses, or timetabled events. […]

Phrasal verbs are very common in English, especially in conversation. They are formed with a verb and one, or […]

There are many types of relative clauses… Defining relative clauses provide information we need to expla […]

We use conditionals to say the result of a condition. There are two parts: the ‘if’ section explains the condi […]

There are many ways to talk about the future. They depend on the type of event: a pre-decided plan, a sudden d […]

The past perfect is used to talk about: Time up to another time in the past We use the past perfect simple (ha […]