Thanks for helping me. Thanks for the help. Thank you for your help. Thank you for being so helpful. Thank you for helping me out. These sentences are all correct and mean the same thing. They are used to show your gratitude. Thanks for help is incorrect. Thanks for helping me/Thank you for helping […]
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Yes, cleverest is a word. The cleverest and the most clever are both acceptable to use. The cleverest is much more common. The cleverest/The most clever are examples of Superlative Adjectives. This means that you compare one thing with all the other things in a group. Here is how you form Superlative adjectives Rule
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Me Either and Me Neither have the same meaning when you agree to a negative sentence. They are used differently in other contexts. Me Either is more common in the U.S.A and Me Neither is more common in the U.K and both are used in an informal way. Example: I don’t like tennis. Me
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It is important so show gratitude in a respectful way and you can show this in many different ways. Thank you very much and Thank you so much are both correct and there is no major difference between them. Thank you so much has become popular over the last few years. So is a
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Rules Example Verbs Example Sentences Add -ed to most verbs Talk, Walk, Watch I talked to my brother. Lots of Irregular Verbs Do, Drive, Take I drove my brother to the shop. Full list of Irregular Verbs Verbs that end in e just add d Create, Live, State He created a masterpiece. Verbs that
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Verb Past Simple arise arose awake awoke be was/were bear bore beat beat become became begin began bend bent beset beset bet bet/betted bid bid bind bound bite bit bleed bled blow blew break broke breed bred bring brought broadcast broadcast build built burn burnt/burned burst burst buy bought can could cast cast catch
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Adjective Superlative Adjective Amazing most amazing Angry angriest Auspicious most auspicious Bad worst Beautiful most beautiful Big biggest Black blackest Bloody bloodiest Bold boldest Boring most boring Bossy bossiest Brave bravest Bright brightest Busy busiest Cheap cheapest Chewy chewiest Chubby chubbiest Classy classiest Clean cleanest Clever cleverest Close closest Cloudy cloudiest Clumsy clumsiest Cold
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Superlative adjective definition A superlative adjective is an adjective that we use when we compare one thing with all the other things in the same group. How to form a superlative adjective Rule Superlative Adjective Examples 1 syllable(short words) the + adjective +est I am the tallest in the class. You are the fastest
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List of possessive adjectives Possessive adjective Examples My This is my bicycle. Your That is your car. His I found his sweater. Her Is that her house? Its The robot moved its hands. Our Our house is very big. Your(plural) Your country is very small. Their Their car is very nice, Possessive Adjective Meanings
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Can Could Present ability Past ability Realistic possibility Unrealistic possibility To offer To suggest To request To request Ask permission Ask permission Let’s look at how we use can and could modal verbs in more detail now. When can and could have different uses Present ability(Can) vs Past Ability(Could) Ability is one of the
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