My dear friends! Being a professional teacher of English grammar, I decided to start this group to help you improve your knowledge of the subject. Many members asked me to do it and I do feel like that! So, I am planning to start a few discussions where you will be able to ask me questions or to have some practice. I'd also like to involve my husband, a native speaker, who is supposed to be helpful. So, how do you feel about such a group?

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  • Baho26 August 11, 2017 17:11
    Why are those called as gerund?
  • Baho26 August 11, 2017 17:03
    What about this one "i'm accustomed to walking long distances" walking is not a gerund right? Or I'm looking forward to seeing her.
    Thank you teacher Tanya for your reply .
  • Baho26 August 11, 2017 16:34
    Hello teacher Tanya. I'm a bit confused when seeing a sentence use TO followed by v-ing. Can we use ing after TO? As i've known TO always followed by infinitive verbs.
  • Rene August 8, 2017 14:37

    Hello...Dear Tanya.....are they grammatically correct ?  1 ) Contrast is so evident between these two individuals that one can't ignore it.  2) Things are moving very slow or slowly at the construction site.

  • Rene August 4, 2017 14:10

    Hello...Dear Tanya.....are they grammatically correct ?  1 ) Contrast is so evident between these two individuals that one can't ignore it.  2) Things are moving very slow or slowly at the construction site.

  • bet July 30, 2017 11:47

    No, I had no idea about cats that they dislike taking bath....lol. anyway any difference between got soaked top to bottom and got soaked to the skin? You know dear, I ask much more questions....sorry.

  • bet July 30, 2017 11:28

    Thanks....and lol yes!

    So, they were gloating over us means....later the cats found they were lucky enough not to get chance to walk out as who went out they got soaked top to bottom, is it?

  • Rene July 30, 2017 10:55

    Hello Dear Tanya, please help in that....I'm confused about used to......which one of these two sentences is correct ? 1 ) did you used to go there ?2) did you use to go there ?

  • bet July 30, 2017 5:08

    Hello dear Tanya!
    I wanted to know the meaning of.... the cats were gloating over us! actually gloating is a new word to me.
    Any difference between we wanted to do a picnic and we wanted to have a picnic?

  • maryam elhomsany July 25, 2017 16:25

    i want to learning english

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