Does somebody have any questions?
Can you explain why that sounds wrong? After reading this post, you will definitely be able to!
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Does somebody have any questions?
Can you explain why that sounds wrong? After reading this post, you will definitely be able to!
I have much time to finish the project.
Does the statement above sound right to you? This post will tell you which quantifiers go with countable and uncountable nouns. „Quantifiers with countable and uncountable nouns“ weiterlesen
It was nice seeing you yesterday night.
Something is not quite right with this sentence… read on to find out what. „Adverbs of time“ weiterlesen
When saying that someone is not at home, in the office or other place where you are currently located, do we say: a) ‚He’s not there at the moment‘ or b) ‚He’s not here at the moment‘? „Adverbs of place“ weiterlesen
Do you know which of the following statements are correct?
1) She has birthday today.
2) It’s her birthday today. „It and there“ weiterlesen
‚I live in the near from Schönhauser Alle.‘
In English, instead of saying ‚in the near from‘, we say ‚I live near Schönhauser Alle.‘. Below are some ways we use near and nearby when talking about distance in space. „Near and nearby“ weiterlesen
Sometimes, knowing the difference between all and everyone can be confusing.
Do you know which sentence is correct?
1) Everyone is having a good time.
2) All people are having a good time. „All or everyone?“ weiterlesen
It makes perfectly sense.
Do you see a mistake in the above sentence? You should! The phrase ‘makes sense‘ often collocates (or is frequently used with ) with the intensifying adjectives perfect, total and complete. „Intensifying Adjectives“ weiterlesen