The words actually, well and in fact have very similar meanings. However, there are slight differences in use. Actually / in fact Both actually and… Continue reading
Actually, well and in fact
Lessons
I haven’t or I don’t have
Have is an interesting verb in that it serves many purposes. Sometimes it is used as an auxiliary verb. For example, when we use have… Continue reading
Even if and even though
These two expressions are often confused but they are not interchangeable. Even though means ‘despite the fact that’. It shows contract. It is more emphatic… Continue reading
Much, many, a lot of, lots of etc
We can use numbers with countable nouns. For example, we can say two girls and six eggs. Many and much Sometimes it is not possible… Continue reading
Have had and had had
Have is one of those auxiliary verbs that can also be used as an ordinary (main) verb. When have is used as an auxiliary verb,… Continue reading