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Is Present as Simple as it is called? English for Beginners: Lesson 1

  • December 16, 2015
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Is Present as Simple as it is called? English for Beginners: Lesson 1

Today we are going to learn Present Simple. We use this time to tell about everything that is around us or concerning us, and to describe things in general. For example, “The sun rises.” “I like buns.” One of my students asked me to explain clearly what Present Simple is and why it is Indefinite….

That’s too much!

  • December 7, 2015
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That’s too much!

As we are learning English, we are going to speak to other English speakers, aren’t we? In English language there are some hidden dangers; one wrong word or the correct one but in a wrong place may have some after-effects. One of my students said “We are too long together with my boyfriend.” And I…

Verbal noun

  • October 3, 2015
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Verbal noun

When is a verb not a verb? When it is a verbal noun. A verbal noun is the infinitive form of a verb, that acts like a noun. It is usually created by adding “-ing,” after that it loses all the qualities of a verb and can now be used as a subject, direct or…

Intransitive and transitive verb

  • October 2, 2015
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Intransitive and transitive verb

Intransitive An intransitive verb is not followed by an object. If the subject and verb can stand by themselves as a complete sentence, forming a complete idea without any helper words, the verb is intransitive. “Foofoo barked.” This clause is complete even though no other information is offered. “Foofoo, the little black cocker spaniel that…

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