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Relative pronouns are a type of subordinating conjunction that introduce relative, or adjective, clauses in English grammar. In addition to …
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What’s the present continuous tense for, and when can you NOT use it?
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This article is a lesson plan that focuses on Facebook’s popular application, Farm Town. Students have the opportunity to grow a virtual farm, …
Continue ReadingYou can improve your vocabulary very easily and rapidly with the methods and tips we are about to share with you. They will be especially useful for …
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In English we use the relative pronoun (that, which, who, whom, whose, and similar pronouns) to introduce adjective or noun clauses. The relative …
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The progressive aspect is a verb form that expresses incomplete or ongoing actions or states at a specific time. This article explains the formation …
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The following article explains the formation and use of sentences in the passive voice in English.
Continue ReadingWho knows the difference between who and whom? The question of who vs whom is a common one, but one that is surprisingly easy to answer. This article …
Continue ReadingGenerally speaking, forming possessive nouns in English is rather simple: Just add an apostrophe and an -s to a singular noun or an apostrophe to a …
Continue ReadingNouns and adjectives very easily can perform each others’ task. It is a little difficult for ESL students to understand this interchange of …
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