The words maybe and perhaps mean the same. In British English, they are both common. Maybe is preferred in an informal style. Perhaps is slightly… Continue reading
Using perhaps
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Prepositions in collocations
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Invest with / invest in To invest someone with something is to give them a particular quality. These animals have been invested with an ability… Continue reading
Report the following statements
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Sentences are given in direct speech. Change them into indirect speech. Note We usually report statements using a that-clause. Answers 1. My mother said that… Continue reading
Tenses exercise
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Complete the following sentences using an appropriate verb form. Answers 1. He gets up at six o’clock. 2. God loves us all. 3. My dad… Continue reading
‘Can’ or ‘May’, ‘Will’ or ‘Shall’
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Read the examples given below. Can I come in, Sir? May I come in, Sir? Is one of these two sentences more correct than the… Continue reading
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