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-ing forms
ability, permission, requests and advice
active and passive voice
adjective phrases
Adjectives
adjectives: -ed and -ing
adverbial phrases
Adverbials
adverbials of direction
adverbials of distance
adverbials of location
adverbials of place
adverbials of probability
adverbials of time
adverbs of manner
already, still, yet and no longer
can or could
can, could and could have
certain, probable or possible
clause structure
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If the subject is singular and the object is plural,how can i use apostrophe?
eg.The boy cars
thank u soo much for those lessons
Hi everyone, I'm Amel from Indonesia. I'm 19. :)
I join here because I want to improve my English. Honestly, I'm so glad I can find a website like this, I can improve my listening skill with Ravi and Tess :).
But, I also want to improve my speaking skill. How to do it here? someone can tell me?
Thanks
hi Fadhlin Amalia Arif,hope you are good ,just speak without any hesitation and hinderances with your friends,fellow and mates whatever just move on and break the ice that sit, you will be master
Hi everyone,
Could you explain to me what the difference between " I don't have something" and " I have no something" in meaning is. I thank you so much.
Hello ngloc,
In many cases, either can be used. However, in most situations, I think it sounds more natural to use any in the first sentence - I don't have any coffee. I need to go shopping. Compared to - I have no coffee. I need to go shopping.
Which version do you hear or read more often?
Regards,
Stephen Jones
The LearnEnglish Team
hi every one,
I'd like to take more exercises in ielts exam
i have exam after 4 days
so please if any body found any good exercises for me please write the link
and thank you so much.
hi! i'very happy to join this site ,it's reallyintersting !!!!bravo!!!!for all the team !!!!!!
Hi!
I'm Asya)
I want to practice my English and to have a good emphasis))
Hi everyone!
Thanks for this possessives' courses. Really i had some problems about it.