1 see, hear, feel, smell, taste When these verbs refer to perception (receiving information through the eyes, ears etc), we do not normally use...

noun • + for… to see infinitives 13: for … to ….5 noun • + infinitive • (e.g. decision to leave) see infinitives 7: after nouns...

instead of that-clauses. We often use so after believe, hope, expect, imagine, suppose, guess, reckon, think, be afraid, instead of repeating...

A past tense does not always have a past meaning. In some kinds of sentence we can use verbs like I had, you went or I was wondering to talk about...

What is the subjunctive? Some languages have special verb forms called ‘subjunctive’, which are used especially to talk about ‘unreal’ situations...

We use adverbs to describe verbs, adjectives, sentences, and also other adverbs. let us take a look at some of Examples of Adverb modifying Verb...

1- Meaning and Use Actual means ‘real’; actually means ‘really’ or ‘in fact’. They are used to make things clearer, more precise or more...

It is not always easy to know which preposition to use after a particular noun, verb or adjective. Here are some of the most common combinations...

This form is also called ‘past simple’. forms (regular verbs) Affirmative Question Negative I worked did I work? I did not work you worked did you...