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Introduction: Learn 500 Examples of Verbs in English by Ummer Ahad 500 Examples of Verbs in English Run Walk Eat Drink Sleep Wake Read Write Speak Talk Hear Listen Watch See Look Play Dance Sing Jump Swim Sit Stand Go Come Bring Take Give Send Buy Receive Sell Pay Spend Save Open Start Close Start … Read more
Learn Adverb Examples: 100 Examples of Adverbs in Sentences by Ummer Ahad Adverb Examples: 100 Examples of Adverbs in Sentences Adverbs of Manner: Many of these adverbs end in -ly, although not all do. Adverbs of Manner The students listened attentively. He opened the door quietly. The worker completed the job efficiently. She completed the … Read more
What Are Articles in English Grammar? Articles are terms placed in front of nouns to show whether they refer to something in general or a particular person, place, or thing and in English has three articles which are given below: A and an are called indefinite articles as they generally describe a person or object … Read more
Introduction: Know Few or A Few: Which Is Correct? Meaning Difference Rules and Examples by Ummer Ahad Let’s start! Few or A Few: Which Is Correct? Meaning Difference Rules and Examples What Does “Few” Mean? The word “few” refers to a very small number, used with plural countable nouns frequently less than anticipated or required. … Read more
Introduction: Know If I Was or If I Were: Which Is Correct? Rules and Examples – Complete Guide by Ummer Ahad Let’s start! If I Was or If I Were: Which Is Correct? Rules and Examples – Complete Guide What Is the Difference Between If I Was and If I Were? Numerous people learning English … Read more
Introduction Know the main differences between He Didn’t Went or She Didn’t Went – Easily Explained by Ummer Ahad Answer: He didn’t go there. Rule Remember the rule is did/didn’t + base verb also “didn’t” already shows the past time. Examples To understand more better, read more examples below: went = go Saw = See … Read more
Introduction: Here in this post, you will know the key difference between “Discuss” and “Discuss About” with easy way and simple examples. They need to discuss about this issue. OR They need to discuss this issue. Answer: We need to discuss this issue. The easiest structure rule will be: Look at the following examples: They … Read more
Introduction: Here in this post you will learn “didn’t knew” vs “didn’t know by Ummer Ahad with simple examples too, so that you will understand more better way. He didn’t knew about it. OR He didn’t know about it Answer: I didn’t know about it. The basic and simple rule for this is Subject + … Read more
Introduction: Here in this post, you will learn when we use “am living” and “have been living” in a simple way by Ummer Ahad Let’s take these example below: I am living here since 2009 OR I have been living here since 2009 Answer: I have been living here since 2009 Let’s understand the rule: … Read more
Introduction: In this post, you will learn the key difference between prefer than, prefer to, and prefer over. Which one is correct? Answer: I prefer tea to coffee. Trick: Use prefer to when comparing two things, the standard structure will be: prefer A to B. Prefer To: The Basic Rule They prefer cricket to football. … Read more