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Degrees of Comparison

a. Comparative and superlative forms · The comparative forms of adjectives is used to compare two things. Howe...

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Requests are commonly used to ask someone to do something. The Patterns: a. Modals (Will,Can,Could,Would) + You + V1 b. Do you m...

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In order to express the idea of obligation , to talk about rules, duties, or orders, to give strong advice to other people or to ourselves,...

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When someone has a problem and needs a suggestion or some advice from you, you can use the following structures. a. S + Sug...

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‘Too’ is an adverb of excess. It means excessively. ‘Too’ usually has a negative sense. It precedes an adjective. The pattern: S ...

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A gerund is a word derived from a verb which is used as a noun. Gerunds end in – Ing (Singing, dancing, talking, etc.). Gerunds may be u...

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A question tag is made up of an auxiliary verb + a personal pronoun. A question tag is used at the end of sentences, to ask for confirma...

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Informative questions are used to ask about qualities, people, time, etc. The consist of who, what, where, when, why, which, and how, that ...

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Yes-No questions are the simplest type of questions. They can simply be answered by “yes” or “no”. Example: · Dian ...

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