I want to find out about how to use "While" and "When".I'm embarrassed to use them so i need a specific and detailed explanation.I am very grateful to receive guidance. I sincerely thank you.
can anyone help me with a sentence with colonial and occupy
Can anyone make a Sentence with the words Distinguish & Assure in it?
Please help....
Rearrange the following words and phrases to form meaningful sentence. a) / it / when / is burnt / poisonous gases / polythene / emits /
/ they / choke on / if / can / it cattle / easily / chew it /
c) / It / disposed of / if can block / it / the drains / is / carelessly
d) / bring about / as non – biodegradable / sanitary problems / it / polythene
When a pronoun following preposition is understood to be the subject of a verb that is implied but not stated, is there a rule about which pronoun to use? For example:
She is taller than I am. So, She is taller than I. (Not: She is taller than me.)
He went to the restaurant after we went there. He went there after we???
Does the pronoun following the preposition depend on which verb it's implied to be the subject of?
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Can sombody explain to me, why we use the ing-form after a preposition ??
Hello everyone,
I am reading in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English. They wrote:
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WORD CHOICE: unless, if ... not
Use 'unless' to say that something will happen or be true if something else does not happen or is not true : Unless they get protection, they will not testify.
!! Do not use the future tense after 'unless' : I won't go unless you go (NOT unless you will go).
!! Do not say 'unless if' : Don't call him unless it's urgent (NOT unless if it's urgent).
Hi,
Is this sentence written correctly?
"by carefully reviewing"
I know that the adverb can use in front of adjective but after "by"?
Can you please explain in details? Thanks
i have a Problem with english grammar
i can't know the difference of the n. ,adj ,adv and the verb
What should I do
The Words "little" and "few" mean the same .
What exactly is the difference between the two?
Till date I was of the view that "little" is used to denote uncountable quantity and "few" is used to measure "countable" quantity.
Any other differences between the two.
Please clarify.
