Some adjectives can be used both attributively (before the adjective) and predicatively (after the verb). Some can only be used attributively and there are also… Continue reading
Adjectives Used Attributively And Predicatively
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Afraid and Fear
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Fill in the blanks with afraid or fear. Answers I was afraid. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Are you afraid of spiders? I fear… Continue reading
All, Every, Everything
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Fill in the blanks with all, every or everything. Answers All the people stood up. Everybody opposed the plan. All that I have is yours.… Continue reading
Must Not vs. Need Not
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Must and need are modal auxiliary verbs. Must expresses ideas as such as strong obligation, compulsion etc. Need expresses ideas such as necessity. Must not… Continue reading
Would vs. Should
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Would is the past tense form of will in indirect speech. We use should to express ideas such as obligation, necessity etc. Should is also… Continue reading
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