Tight and taut are two words that get confused and mixed up pretty often. They have pretty similar meanings and can be used as synonyms to each other, but they are not the same. What exactly is the difference between the words tight and taut? Let’s take a look. Tight Meaning Tight has many […]
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“Little did I know” is an expression in English that you can use when you want to show that you were unaware of something that would occur at a later time. It is a way of reflecting that you did not have all the information at some past time. You could not have anticipated
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The verb “to need” can be a confusing verb. In this article, we will try to explain exactly how to use need in English grammar. Is need an action verb? No, need is not an action verb. An action verb usually has some physical movement. An action verb is important to know so that
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We use today’s meeting to describe a meeting that is held today. Today’s meeting is correct. We need the apostrophe s to show the possessive form. This means that the meeting belongs to today. The two words(today, meeting) are connected. Todays(without the apostrophe) is not grammatically incorrect but it isn’t common in English. Todays
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Need to is correct. “You need to do your homework” We use “too” when there is an excessive amount of something or as a synonym of also. Two verbs in English When we want to use a second verb in English, we need to use an infinitive(to) or a gerund(ing). I want to go
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Knowledge is correct. The plural of knowledge is also knowledge because knowledge is an uncountable noun. An uncountable noun is a noun that is usually difficult to count, measure, or quantify. Think about hair. It would be very difficult to count hair so it is an uncountable noun. Knowledge is also very difficult to
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Weekend is the singular noun so it means one weekend. Weekends is the plural noun so we use it when there is more than one weekend. When to use weekend? We use weekend when we talk about one weekend. The weekend is Saturday and Sunday when you have leisure time and no school or
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We use tomorrow’s meeting to describe a meeting that is held tomorrow. Tomorrow’s meeting is correct.Tomorrows meeting is incorrect. We need the apostrophe s to show the possessive form. This means that the meeting belongs to tomorrow. The two words(tomorrow, meeting) are connected. Tomorrows(without the apostrophe) is not grammatically incorrect but it isn’t common
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Log in to your account is correct. To log in is a phrasal verb. The phrasal verb “To log in” can take different prepositions and to is just one example. Log in at the desk. Log in over there. You need to log in by 9 pm. We do not combine in and at
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