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English Grammar: Lesson 20 (Part 5) – Prepositions of Direction or Movement

These prepositions indicate a movement in a direction or a specific direction. arrive in a city, state, or country arrive at a place (restaurant,...

English Grammar: Lesson 20 (Part 4) – Prepositions of Time

Prepositions can introduce time phrases. For example, we use at with specific times (at 6:45 p.m.), and we use since to tell the beginning...

English Grammar: Lesson 20 (Part 3) – Describing Place and Time with at, on, in

Three prepositions that cause a lot of problems are at, on, and in. These three prepositions have many different uses, but there is an easy way...

English Grammar: Lesson 20 (Part 2) – 40 Common Prepositions

40 Common Prepositions about This book is about a cat and a dog. above There is a cloud above the mountain. across I am going to swim across the lake. after If...

English Grammar: Lesson 20 (Part 1) – Prepositions

Prepositions are small words, but they are perhaps the most difficult words to use correctly in a foreign language. There are many prepositions in...

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 19 (Part 2) – Modals

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 19 (Part 2) – Modals 1. Modals of Possibility and Probability may    might     could    should   ought to    must ...

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 18 (Part 1) – Modals

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 18 (Part 1) – Modals 1. What Are Modals? Modals are words that help main verbs by changing the meaning of the...

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 17 (Part 2) – Subject-Verb Agreement

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 17 (Part 2) – Subject-Verb Agreement 1. Subject-Verb Agreement: Witb Indefinite Pronouns A pronoun usually replaces a specific noun. For example, you...

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 17 (Part 1) – Subject-Verb Agreement

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 17 (Part 1) – Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Agreement: Present Tense Verbs When you describe something using the simple present tense, the...

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 16 – Possessive Forms of Nouns

Learn English Grammar: Lesson 16 – Possessive Forms of Nouns There are two ways to show the possessive of nouns in English. One way is...

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