Can, may and might Can is mainly used to talk about theoretical possibility. We do not normally use can in affirmative clauses to talk about… Continue reading
Using may, might, can and could
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First conditional sentences exercise
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Complete the following sentences using appropriate verb forms. Answers 1. If I see Jennie, I will give her your love. 2. Oil floats if you… Continue reading
Present perfect and simple future
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Read the following questions and answers. Have you closed the doors and windows? No I haven’t closed the doors and windows yet. I will close… Continue reading
How to report questions?
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In direct questions, the auxiliary verb comes before the subject. In reported questions, the subject comes before the verb/auxiliary verb. While reporting questions, we have… Continue reading
Transformation of sentences using the comparative and the superlative
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We can express the same idea in several different ways. By using a variety of structures in your writing, you can make it more interesting.… Continue reading
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