(direct question) What time is it? (indirect question) Could you tell me what time it is?
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Used to and would
Used to and would help us talk about things that happened in the past. Would + infinitive without ‘to’ – Habits When I had free time, I would practise guitar. Since we were always in a hurry, we wouldn’t stop for tea on Fridays. Would you often stay for lunch? Used to + infinitive without … Read more
Language Murder
Murder a language: To speak a language very badly, making many mistakes with grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. #IOTW
Enjoy English Learn Suffixes
Nouns ending in –ment: enjoyment process of feeling pleasure in something Don’t tell me the ending! That will spoil my enjoyment of the film. replacement someone or something that takes the place or does the job of another Our new TV didn’t work so they sent a replacement. Other nouns ending in –ment: announcement disappointment … Read more
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Figures of speeches
Figure of Speech Examples A figure of speech is a word or phrase that has a meaning something different than its literal meaning. It can be a metaphor orsimile that is designed to further explain a concept. Or, it can be a different way of pronouncing a word or phrase such as withalliteration to give further meaning or a different sound. … Read more
CAN – Modal and Noun
CAN Can is one of the most commonly used modals, but make sure you know all its meanings. A modal is a word that gives a special meaning to a verb. Examples of modals are CAN, COULD and MAY. You can learn how to use these other modal verbs in some of my other audio blogs. Meaning 1: If … Read more
Words for Walking
stroll / saunter / mosey To walk in a relaxed, leisurely way She strolled along the beach at sunset. Note: “Stroll” can be both a noun and a verb. So you can also say “We took a stroll through the park” or “Let’s go for a stroll.” stride To walk with fast, long steps. “Stride” usually … Read more