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Change of tenses in reported speech

July 18, 2011 pdf

After present and future reporting verbs, the tenses in the reported speech are normally the same as in the original speech. Direct speech: He says,… Continue reading

Gender in English

July 16, 2011 pdf

English does not have any complicated grammatical gender system. People are usually he or she. Things are it. He is a teacher. (NOT It is… Continue reading

Verb patterns with take

July 13, 2011 pdf

We can use take to say how much time we need to do something. Different structures are possible. Person + take + time expression +… Continue reading

Two-word verbs

July 12, 2011 pdf

Many English verbs can be followed by prepositions or adverb particles. Do sit down. Alice ran down the road without looking at anybody. Some verbs… Continue reading

Have got to

July 9, 2011 pdf

The structure have to / have got to is used to talk about obligation. The meaning is similar to must. I have got to there… Continue reading

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