Hi, my dear friends!Now, I am reading the pronouns on English Club.One of the most difficult subjects and also, most interesting subjects for me about the pronouns, is above indefinite pronouns.I don't know where I should use them.I have read the bel
Read more…Hi, my dear friends!Today, I read this below sentence in Grammar Quiz on English Club, but I cannot understand what the sentence wants to say:The main verb and the direct object are not normally separated.The answer of the question was "True", not fa
Read more…Hi, my dear friends!I read about Abstract Nouns on English Club.It says:Abstract Nouns are things that you cannot touch them.Example:Their lives were full of sadness.Sadness is an abstract noun in the above sentence.Now, here is my question:What role
Read more…Hi, my dear friends!I am studying about ing form on the site now.It says that when we use a verb in -ing form more like a verb or an adjective, it is usually a present participle:1- Anthony is fishing.2- I have a boring teacher.We all know that "bori
Read more…Hi, my dear friends!We all know "none" and "no-one" are pronouns.But, I myself have a few challenges about using them.1- What is the difference between then?2- Is "no-one" correct or "no one"?3- I know that "no one" uses single verb, but what about "
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A- I read on EC today that a linking verb usually shows a change to a different state or place.
Examples:
1- The sky became dark.
The sky - dark.
2- That sounds interesting.
And also, linking verbs shows equally, for example:
Mary is
Hello all,
I usually use "may be" in my sentences in form of separate words (not joined, may be).
And also, I see in many websites and newspapers that they use "may be" in this form.
But today, I saw on EC that it has used "maybe".
Now, I can see that
Read more…Hello all,I found the meaning of lexical in a dictionary.But, I cannot understand the meaning of lexical verbs.Thank you for helping me,Bijan
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I read in The New York Times yesterday (July 19 - 2016):
"...it was the biggest speech of Melania Trump's life, and her husband, Donald, wanted it to be perfect...Ms. Trump spent most of Tuesday out of sight...".
When I saw the
Read more…Hello, my dear friends!Today, I saw dear Tanya's sentence in this group:"...being a professional teacher of English grammar...".I looked at a dictionary and I saw that "being" is a noun, a conjunction and also an adjective.We know "being" can use as
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It is several days that I read the adverbs lesson on English Club.
The lesson is very easy for me.
Thanks to EC for presenting these nice and easy lessons on the site.
One question, please:
I saw that "well" is in the adverbs of de
Read more…Dear my teachers,
I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share it here.
This discussion is about the meaning or maybe the use of the WORD(s)/ IDIOMs/ PHRASAL VERBs/ TE
Read more…Many people feel confused asking grammar questions as they think they speak good English. Yes, they do and they are experienced enough to avoid some grammar constructions they don't know or are not sure of. But they may face the situations where they
Read more…The idea of this discussion was prompted by our good EC friend. Some learners turn out not to know grammar terms. I hope, you understand what I mean. It is what a phrasal verb or tense means. If you have any problems with grammar terms, just ask your
Read more…I propose you to write any text here if you'd like to have it corrected. People mostly learn from their own mistakes! Just give it a try! You will succeed sooner or later! And be confident! We are here to asure you that anything you do is not done in
Read more…The idea of this discussion is practicing good written English. My idea is the following. I will explain you some grammar and ask you to do some task. I can't promis to check out your replies daily, but you will get my reply in a few days for sure. I
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