Uses of the prepositions ‘At’, ‘In’ and ‘On’
Prepositions play a great role in speaking and writing. Despite the fact that they are widely used in both sections, […]
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Question Framing – Types of Questions in English
It is necessary to learn question framing as there are different types of questions in English. For this reason, we
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Some specific uses of Gerund/Infinitive
We are going to see some structures for uses of gerund/infinitive. Because they are used widely in speaking and writing,
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30 ways to say HELLO
If you want to enhance your vocabulary and improve your communication skill in English, you need to learn a lot
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Each and Every Difference – English Grammar Lessons
Find out what the differences are between these two determiners in English
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Frequently Used Idioms and Phrases with ‘Break’
There are a number of expressions in the English language which are crucial in speaking and writing. Today in this
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Words Often Confused – ‘Few’, ‘A Few’, and ‘The Few’
The English language has a range of words that often confuse a new English language learner. Sometimes it may also
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IELST Vocabulary Advertising | Important Expressions for Speaking
Each expression in the lesson “Advertising Vocabulary” has been explained with definition and example. You should use them frequently in
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‘In spite of’ ‘despite’, ‘even though’ ‘although’ and though
There are a number of confusing words in English. However, ‘in spite of’, ‘despite’, ‘even though’, ‘although’ and ‘though’ are
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Quantifiers: How to use Some and Any
Since some and any are widely used in English speaking, we should learn the similarities and differences between them to make our vocabulary more effective.
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