I want to buy a cake – How to Use Infinitives

13 May, 201329 July, 2015 Jacqueline4 Comments

by Olga Koliichuk Jean Cummings 1. The Infinitive is the basic form of a verb. For instance: to be, to see, to go. The Infinitive is an indispensable part of English. It is a non-personal form of the verb. It means that you won’t be able to figure out the person it refers to. For… Continue reading I want to buy a cake – How to Use Infinitives

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Quick Pronunciation Tips

13 May, 20136 April, 2016 Jacqueline71 Comments

By Sudhakar Yatra 1. The sound of -ed in words ending with the letters ch, k, p and s is pronounced as [t]. Examples: Passed is pronounced as Past Missed is pronounced as Mist Packed is pronounced as Pact 2. The sound of -ed of words ending in d or t is pronounced as [id].… Continue reading Quick Pronunciation Tips