Double Comparatives
Double Comparatives The more money you have, the more stressed you will be. MORE + ADJECTIVE ✅ the more things you can buy. MORE + NOUN ✅ the more buy you can.
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Present Simple Tense Guide 3
Present Simple Tense The present simple tense in English is used to describe an action that is regular, true or normal. Today we will talk about: When we use the Present Simple Tense Common Phrases that are used with the Present Tense The Basic Conjugation of the Present Simple and Past Simple Tenses Be Questions
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Allow me to introduce to you, what I like to call, the three silent “Superstars” of the English Grammar: the verbs “Be”, “Do” and “Have”! Of course you’ll often see them holding the main role in a sentence, like in the following: I am a student. I have a sister. I do
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What if? IF We use if to introduce a possible or unreal situation or condition. Possible / Might happen If my friend visits Singapore, I will take him to Gardens by the Bay. He might not come! If I have time tonight, I will do my homework. I am very busy though. I might
Read moreI swim! I am swimming! I like swimming!
Do you know the difference? Many beginner students get confused when they see these three sentences. They look almost the same! To understand the difference you need to review your English grammar. (Download the PDF here) I swim. This is the present simple. We use the present simple when something is… a habit or
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