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The Use of Pronouns; Exercise, Worksheet and General Practice in English

A number of verbs have a direct object (naming a thing) and an indirect object (to or for a person). The usual pattern is; Verb + Person +...

Order of adverbials is very elastic in English, and many shades of emphasis, etc., can be expressed by a change of position. The following r...

Can has two main uses : 1. To express permission or possibility (=may). Example : You can go now. 2. To express ability or capacity (= know...

Must and have (got) to are commands or obligations. Must not and am/is/are not to are prohibitions (negative commands). They are Present ...

Too . An adverb of excess; with to + infinitive and/or for + (pro)noun. This soup is very hot; I can't drink it. This soup is too hot ...

N ouns naming things that we cannot count (Uncountable or Mass Nouns) have no indefinite article, and usually no plural. i.e., Ink, water, w...

A. Both ... and are correlative conjunctions. They used together to include two parallel structures (two nouns, adjective, verbs, and adverb...

The Simple Gerund The gerund is the -ing form of the verb used as a noun. Notice that the gerund has the same form as the present participl...