In British English, both will and shall can be used with first person pronouns with no difference of meaning. I will wait. OR I shall… Continue reading
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Infinitive clauses introduced by for + noun/pronoun
An infinitive can have its own subject. Study the following sentences. I will be happy to wash the car. (I will wash the car.) I… Continue reading
Rather
Rather is an adverb of degree. Its meaning is similar to quite or fairly. It is rather cold here. You are rather late. With adjectives… Continue reading
Adverb clauses of degree or comparison
Adverb clauses of degree or comparison answer the question how much, how little or how many. The chief conjunctions used to introduce adverb clauses of… Continue reading
The with superlatives
Nouns with superlative adjectives normally have the article the. Note that the is dropped if there is a possessive. You are the most beautiful person… Continue reading
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