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First of all I am sorry because I was not here for a long time for some personal problem that I had.
However,I have a question for you guys and I will be happy if you know the answer.
I saw this sentence in a book ; " Have you ever been to China
Read more…Hi, everyone! I want to ask about a word "necessary".
Do you use "necessary" as a verb?
I heard one American professor saying like following;
"We don't necessary ---"
I can't find other words pronounced like "necessary" in my dictionary.
Can anyb
"Lazy a boy as he is, he is knowledgeable."
Would someone help me to analyse this sentence's structure ?
I think that 'lazy a boy' should be 'a lazy boy'.Or the whole sentence should be "lazy boy as he is, he is knowledgeable."
I hope you can give me a
Read more…We all know english is the ocean of the words. How to remember these words?
Read more…Dear All,
You know I have been learning English since 2014. I learnt German as my foreign language after Russian in the school.
I wanted to learn and improve my English skills by myself, since I am a researcher (chemistry) expected alot of results from
Read more…Hi folks, I am newbie here, an eager beaver and a book wormer. I am extremely excited to upgrade my English skills
Read more…I walk through the door to the next room. - simple present
I walked through the door to the next room. - simple past
I will walk through the door to the next room. - simple future
I'm walking through the door to the next room. - continuous present
I was
Hi Friends..
Please advise what is wrong with these sentences when asked to a native speaker. Natvie speaker responded: I don't understand the questions (1 & 2), say it again.
1. After how long you will be coming again to Canada? ( It didn't mean anyt
Read more…Dear Fellow EnglishClub Member,
Which of the following sentence is better/correct.. please advise..
1. My job-hunting is still continued.
2. My job-hunting is ongoing
Thanks Charan
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Read more…Hi, my dear teachers,
Today, I read on English club's grammar this sentence, "Be, do and have are auxiliary verbs. Can, may, must etc are modal auxiliary verbs."
https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/vocabulary.htm
What is the difference between them,
Read more…Hi, my dear teachers,
Today, I read on English Club about brackets:
https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/sentence/parenthetical-expression.htm
It looks like "brackets" and "parentheses" are the same. I looked at Cambridge Dictionary about "bracket" a
Read more…Hello! I'm Keji and I'm earning my TEFL certificate through a school in Chicago. I need to do 20 hours of tutoring/teaching of English. If you want help with speaking, reading, or writing, please let me know. I'm doing this for free. I have activitie
Read more…"Your policy is being cancelled" or "your policy has been cancelled " what is tbe correct sentence?
Read more…Donald Trump is the 45th president of the US.To what question is this '45th' the answer?Some one suggested saying "Which president in the row is Donald Trump?"I'm still in doubt for that.I'd appreciate natives' help.
Read more…If you want to speak English, You must listen first. English club will be more effective if there will be an Audio session in it. Audio session will cover audio tap of English classes, conversations, short stories, stage talk, discussion on various t
Read more…Have been looking for a clear answer to the difference between the use of "related to" and "relating to".
Have found discussions about this but no web site "expert" explanaing when and how to use these two terms.
As I understand it....
"related to" c
