in spite of / despite / although
in spite of / despite / although In spite of , despite and although are all used to show a contrast but there are differences in t...Read more »
Third conditionals and mixed conditionals
Third conditionals and mixed conditionals Conditionals are sentences with two clauses – an ‘if clause and a main clause – that are c...Read more »
Conditionals
Conditionals Conditionals are sentences with two clauses – an ‘if clause and a main clause – that are closely related. Conditional sent...Read more »
So different meanings
So ‘ So ’ has a number of different meanings and is used in different ways. ‘so’ and ‘neither’ short answers We can us...Read more »
As and like
As and like As and like are often confused since they are both used to compare actions or situations. There are, however, important diff...Read more »
CORRELATIVES
CORRELATIVES Some conjunctions are used in pairs, they are called correlative conjunctions. They are used to show the relationship betw...Read more »
SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS A subordinating conjunction, also called a subordinator, joins a dependent / subordinate clause to a main ve...Read more »
CONDITIONAL 2 / 2ND CONDITIONAL / CONDITIONAL II
CONDITIONAL 2 / 2ND CONDITIONAL / CONDITIONAL II THE 2ND CONDITIONAL IS USED TO EXPRESS UNREAL SITUATIONS IN THE PRESENT OR FUTURE. OFT...Read more »
1ST CONDITIONAL or CONDITIONAL 1
1ST CONDITIONAL / CONDITIONAL 1 The first conditional is used to express situations based on fact in the present or future (things ...Read more »
as if/as though + past subjunctive
as if/as though + past subjunctive The past subjunctive can be used after as if/as though to indicate unreality or improbability or ...Read more »
The word ( to ) as a part of an infinitive and a preposition. english 4 satrs 2018
The word ( to ) This word often causes confusion as it can be either (A) a part of an infinitive, or (B) a preposition. Read more »
the gerund as a subject and after prepositions -english 4 satrs 2018
The gerund Form and use The gerund has exactly the same form as the present participle: running, speaking, working etc. It can...Read more »
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