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Exclamatory sentences

January 9, 2013

An exclamatory sentence is used express a sudden emotion. It could be fear, anger, anxiety, admiration, excitement etc. Here are some tips for constructing exclamatory… Continue reading

How to conjugate verbs – part II

January 5, 2013 pdf

In English, we indicate the time of the action by conjugating verbs. Step 3 Find out the appropriate auxiliary verbs. Once you have figured out… Continue reading

How to conjugate verbs in English – Part I

January 4, 2013 pdf

It is easy to conjugate verbs in English. You just need to know how to conjugate auxiliary verbs. Auxiliary verbs are sometimes called helping verbs.… Continue reading

Sequence of tenses: when the main clause is in the present or future tense

January 1, 2013 pdf

Sometimes the time expressed in the main clause is different from the time expressed in a subordinate clause. This can confuse ESL students because they… Continue reading

Preposition at, on and in

December 29, 2012 pdf

The prepositions in, on and at are used to show place or position. Use in with large areas such as big cities, countries or continents.… Continue reading

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