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

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

A rhetorical question is a kind of question that is not meant to be answered. Rhetorical questions are used to make a point. This makes… Continue reading

In older English, it was a common practice to use an infinitive clause as the subject of a sentence. To wait for people who would… Continue reading

Combine the following pairs of sentences. 1. It is very hot. I can’t go out now. 2. It may rain. We will get wet. 3.… Continue reading