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Causative verb forms

August 10, 2012 - pdf

I got my hair cut in the morning. This is an example of the causative form. Causative verbs are used to talk about getting something… Continue reading

Using the phrase used to

August 9, 2012 - pdf

The phrase used to is used to talk about habitual actions in the past. Study the following examples. Do you get up early in the… Continue reading

Gerund and infinitives with advise, allow and permit

August 7, 2012 - pdf

Some verbs and adjectives can be followed by a gerund or an infinitive. Sometimes there is a difference of meaning. Gerunds and infinitives with advise,… Continue reading

Idioms and phrases with play

August 6, 2012 - pdf

A number of common idiomatic expressions use the word play. Here is a list of them. Play along To play along is to pretend that… Continue reading

Miscellaneous grammar mistakes

August 4, 2012 - pdf

Here is a list of common miscellaneous grammar mistakes. They do not belong to any particular category. They are the sort of mistakes that only… Continue reading

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