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Stative verbs

August 19, 2012 - pdf

Continuous tenses can usually only be used with action verbs. Verbs can be of two kinds: action verbs and stative verbs. Stative verbs refer to… Continue reading

How to write more complex sentences?

August 18, 2012 - pdf

You can considerably improve your writing skills if you know how to combine simple sentences into complex sentences. Study the following examples. Susie is my… Continue reading

Do and have exercise

August 17, 2012 - pdf

Fill in the blanks with appropriate forms of do or have. Answers 1. Do you have school today? 2. Have you finished your homework? 3.… Continue reading

Adverb conjunctions

August 16, 2012 - pdf

We can connect two sentences using adverb conjunctions. An adverb conjunction is an adverb that also serves as a conjunction. Clauses introduced by adverb conjunctions… Continue reading

What is the predicate?

August 15, 2012 - pdf

We have already seen what the subject is. Now let’s examine what the predicate is. Every word in a sentence that is not part of… Continue reading

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