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Time expressions used with various tense forms

August 18, 2016 pdf

Usually, never, seldom, always, generally These expressions are almost always used with the simple present tense. He seldom donates money to charities. He always wears… Continue reading

Nouns mistakes

August 17, 2016 pdf

Here are some common mistakes in the use of nouns. Incorrect: We haven’t got any breads. Correct: We haven’t got any loaves of bread. Explanation… Continue reading

Idioms – D

August 14, 2016 pdf

Here is a list of idiomatic expressions built around words beginning with the letter D. Be at daggers drawn When you are at daggers drawn,… Continue reading

Some common idioms

August 4, 2016 pdf

Here is a list of some common idiomatic expressions. A bolt from the blue / A bolt out of the blue This expression is used… Continue reading

Expressions with bring

August 1, 2016 pdf

Here is a list of idiomatic expressions with bring. Bring yourself to do something To bring yourself to do something is to force yourself to… Continue reading

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