As the name itself says, the zero article isn’t a word in its true meaning, but something implied. To better understand its use, we have chosen the following examples and explanations: We use the zero article with names of continents,Read more…
Sentences with the homonyms “address, book and bank”
Homonyms are those words written and pronounced identically. To better understand, let’s see the following examples: Address: 1. (noun) direction, place where someone lives, residence; 2. (verb) action that shows the way you speak to the other/to refer to theRead more…
The Verb. Aspects and Voices. Examples
The verb is one of the most important parts of speaking, because without it there is no action and no communication. Along with a solid vocabulary, mastering the use of the verb is very important in order to communicate efficiently.Read more…
List of Irregular Verbs. Part 4
Present Inf. Past Tense Past Participle Present Participle To saw Sawed Sawn/sawed Sawing To say Said Said Saying To see Saw Seen Seeing To seek Sought Sought Seeking To sell Sold Sold Selling To send Sent Sent SendingRead more…
List of Irregular Verbs. Part 3
Present Inf. Past Tense Past Participle Present Participle To lade Laded Laden/laded Lading To lay Laid Laid Laying To lead Led Led Leading To lean Leant/leaned Leant/leaned Leaning To leap Leapt/leaped Leapt/leaped Leaping To learn Learnt/learned Learnt/learned LearningRead more…
List of Irregular Verbs. Part 2
Present Inf. Past Tense Past Participle Present Participle To eat Ate Eaten Eating To fall Fell Fallen Falling To feed Fed Fed Feeding To feel Felt Felt Feeling To fight Fought Fought Fighting To find Found Found FindingRead more…
List of Irregular Verbs. Part 1
Present Inf. Past Tense Past Participle Present Participle to arise arose arisen arising to awake awoke awaked awaking to backbite backbit backbitten backbiting to be was/were been being to bear bore born bearing to beat beat beaten beatingRead more…
Sentences With The Indefinite Article: „A/An”
Unlike the definite article, the Indefinite article is used when talking about things in general. Let’s see an example: I gave her a book. (doesn’t matter what book, any book) I gave her the book she wanted. 2. As we will see,Read more…
Sentences With The Definite Article: „The”
“THE” is used in great number of expressions, such as: – on one hand/on the other hand: On one hand I am happy for her, on the other hand I’m sad she’s leaving. – at the same time: She phonedRead more…
Sentences with present progressive
He is trying to speak. I’m making this in order to prove my talent. Daniel is feeling bad. Michelle is working really hard to get herself promoted. I’m not thinking right. You are making me look bad. Mom is reading “PrideRead more…
„Être” conjugation
être Present Conjugation je suis tu es il/elle est nous sommes vous êtes ils/elles sont être Perfect Conjugation j’ ai été tu as été il/elle a été nous avons été vous avez été ils/elles ont été être Imperfect Conjugation j’ étais tuRead more…
„Avoir” conjugation
Avoir Present Conjugation j’ ai tu as il/elle a nous avons vous avez ils/elles ont Avoir Perfect Conjugation j’ ai eu tu as eu il/elle a eu nous avons eu vous avez eu ils/elles ont eu Avoir Imperfect Conjugation j’ avais tuRead more…
Sentences with “will”, “we’ll” and “well”
I will try to help you more in the near future. Will you pass me the salt, please. I will be able to play soccer again. He will not dare to run away from his responsibilities. We will start schoolRead more…
Sentences with „do” and „does”
If the president will do this, the war will not start. It does not matter if you read the book. You do know what is going on, right? They will try to do their homework this time. Does he careRead more…
Sentences using the word “at”
I never been at this theatre before. Daniel cannot sleep at night. Tom was aiming at his target, but he missed it. Come at my house on Friday and we will find a way to help you. I learned thisRead more…
Sentences with the word “aberration”
I’ve never heard such aberrations from a politician. John’s paper was full of aberrations. A teacher never has to avoid aberration when speaking in class. Your point of view doesn’t seem like an aberration to me. He can always getRead more…
Sentences using the word “brevity”
The word “brevity” means “compactness”, “shortness of time” or “duration” I like the brevity of your explanations. The brevity of our mission is understandable. “Brevity is the soul of wit.” Never doubt your notes’ brevity. Make brevity the key ofRead more…
Sentences using the word “its”
I love Britain for its beautiful landscapes. I’m looking at this pyramid trying to figure out its true meaning. I never saw its original shape. Algebra – getting to know its ways can transform a man into a genius. WhileRead more…
Sentences using the word “an”
Has John always been an ideal student? Mike has landed an hour ago. We have always longed to have an aurochs’ head in our collection. This child is an angel. I can work with an old man. I’m collecting forRead more…
Sentences with the word “it” | Use of “it” in a sentence
It used to be easier to write sentences. The more you think about it, the harder it gets. Can it be done before the deadline? It should be easier for you to do more office work. Take a book, openRead more…
Incorrect usage: “to cry about something”
I’ve noticed a lot of grammar abnormalities lately regarding the verb: “to cry”. Due to the large amount of poetic texts on the web, people started to use the preposition “about” as a replacement for the correct ones (because, for)Read more…
Sentences with compound nouns: adjective + noun, one word
A good journalist will never use blackmail as an instrument It’s not unusual, it’s commonsense. School started and the bluebell rang. There is nothing artistic about this longhand. I don’t think they will want to show up in such aRead more…
Sentences using “your” and “yours”
Your brother wouldn’t let me near his toys. Just tell your friend to call me when he has a problem. I don’t believe this is your call to make. Just trust your instincts. It’s not mine, it’s yours. Just giveRead more…
Sentences with pronouns
By using this page, I’m going to guide all of this site’s visitors to the articles in which I wrote sentences with pronouns: Sentences with “I” and “me” Sentences with “my” Sentences with “mine” Sentences with “me” Sentences with “their”,Read more…
Types of sentences
There are three types of sentences in the English language: simple sentences, compound sentences and complex sentences. The simple sentences are those which contain a subject and a verb, and they express a complete thought. For example: My colleague likesRead more…