As with other homonyms, the terms cite, site, and sight have identical pronounciations but have distinct meanings and uses. This post will help you clarify… Continue reading
Cite vs. Site vs. Sight
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Smell, smelled and smelt
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The irregular past and past participle form smelt is only used in British English. Smell / smelt / smelt (GB) Smell / smelled / smelled… Continue reading
Simple, compound or complex
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Mention whether the following sentences are simple, complex or compound. 1. That irritating man is fortunate to have such a patient wife. 2. He held… Continue reading
So and so that Exercise
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As a conjunction, ‘so’ is used to show the effect or result. It was late so I didn’t go out. (Here ‘so’ shows the result… Continue reading
Present perfect tense worksheet Exercise
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The present perfect tense is used to talk about actions or situations completed in the past. Note that the present perfect is not used with… Continue reading