Easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy easy Kate Ter Haar I finally managed to fix a mistake that one of my students is making all the time. Yay! Hope it will stick. Her mistake is she gets the word order wrong in sentences with very much.… Continue reading You Don’t Need to Be Shakespeare to Know Where to Put Very Much in Your Sentence
You can use the expression “used to” for things that were true in the past, but they are not now. People may have changed their habits, or they have died, etc. Often, used to speaks about the distant past (not about yesterday). For instance, when you were a kid you had a stamp collection, but… Continue reading Upgrade Your English with Used To – I Used to Live in London
Celestine Chua Here is a mistake that is made a lot, so please have a good look at the difference between kind of and kinds of. When you speak about kind of with more than one thing, you need to use kinds of with an s. If the thing that is described is more than… Continue reading Kind of or Kinds of? – Don’t Forget the S in Kinds!
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