Every time you use the verbs Like/Love/Hate and Enjoy you need to use another verb. The form of the second verb depends on the first verb. You need to learn if the second verb is in the ING form or in the TO(infinitive form). The verbs Like/Love/Hate usually take the ING form The verb Enjoy …
Sentence Structure We use: Would you like + verb to invite someone We use: Would you like + noun to offer something Would like is the polite form of to “want” More examples Offers What would you like for dinner? Where would you like to go later? Would you like tea or coffee? Would you like …
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How much rice do you have? We have a full bag. How much hair do you have? I have long spiky hair. How much is a coffee? It is $3. How many cats do you have? I have 9 cats. Grammar Rules How much + uncountable noun How much(price) + be or cost How many …
In this article: List of Examples 100% – ALWAYS Example: I always arrive on time. 80% – USUALLY Example: I usually take the bus to school but sometimes I walk. 60% – OFTEN Example: They often went to the beach in summer. 50% – SOMETIMES Example: I sometimes have cake after dinner. 30% – OCCASIONALLY …
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Here are some example sentences of This, That, Those, These. This tree is beautiful. That tree is beautiful. These trees are beautiful. Those trees are beautiful Look at the pictures to see the difference. We use This for something near and singular. We use That for something far and singular. We use These for something …
The subject of the sentence is the person/ thing that does the action. I drive my car. I am the person who controls the car so I am the subject. The subject is usually at the beginning of the sentence. Examples: I play tennis. You dance Tango. He likes coffee. She dreams about cats. We …
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You can use both sit on a chair or sit in a chair, both are correct. The difference is the type of chair. If the chair closes around someone then we are are more likely to use IN If the chair is more open then we use ON It is impossible to say exactly which …
Some We use some when there is an unspecified amount. We don’t know(or can’t count) the quantity or the quantity doesn’t matter. I want to buy some beers There are some people in the room. Any We use any when we don’t have something. We have zero. I don’t have any money.(I have zero money) …
Interrogative sentences are an important part of English. On this page, you will learn everything about asking questions in English. How to form an interrogative sentence with examples In interrogative sentences, we usually put the subject after the first verb. We change the position of the subject and the verb, John will make his bed …
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How long and How much time have the same meaning and we ask these questions when we want to find out the duration of something. Let’s look at some examples: How long does it take to fly to New York? How much time does it take to fly to New York? Never use How long …
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