Introduction to Advanced Grammar Concepts Mastering advanced English grammar is essential for learners who want to communicate fluently and accurately. […]
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When we want to give emphasis in English, we don’t always need to raise our voice. Instead, we can rely
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When someone tells you to do something or asks you politely, and you later report what they said, you use
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Introduction Reporting verbs allow us to convey what someone else has said, thought, or felt. While some often rely on
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Introduction Conditionals are essential for expressing hypothetical situations, consequences, and possibilities in English. Most learners are familiar with the standard
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Introduction The third conditional is perfect for imagining “what if” scenarios in the past. It allows us to discuss events
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Introduction The second conditional helps express imaginary or hypothetical situations, often those unlikely to happen. It’s perfect for talking about
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Introduction The first conditional in English expresses situations that are possible or likely to happen in the future if certain
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Introduction Conditional sentences describe situations and their outcomes. One of the different types of conditionals is the Zero Conditional sentence.
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Introduction The ability to construct complex sentences is a key aspect of advanced writing. Complex sentences not only enrich the
Understanding the nuances of complex-compound sentences is essential for mastering advanced English grammar. This guide provides an in-depth exploration of
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What is reported speech? Reported speech is when you tell somebody what you or another person said before. When reporting
