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English tenses.

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Improve your English skills with Questions and Answers!🥰🥰🥰

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Past Continuous or Past Perfect Continuous?

- I was reading a book when the phone rang. - This is Past continuous. We use it here to show that an action ‘was reading’ was interrupted or even stopped by another action ‘the phone rang’, it doesn’t mean that we finished reading a book/an article. We may also use it to set the scene for another action.
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GRAMMAR - Collocations with MAKE & DO

Collocations are words that go together naturally in English.
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regret telling or regret to tell?

🦙I regret telling you that gossip! I was so bad.

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Prepositions: between or among

- "She had to choose between two job offers."

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On time vs. In time

📌Use "on time" when something happens at the exact scheduled moment—neither late nor early.

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❌😱Common grammar mistakes
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Everyone 𝐢𝐬 or 𝐚𝐫𝐞?

Words that end in -𝐨𝐧𝐞 (like “everyone,” “someone,” or “anyone”) and words that end in -𝐛𝐨𝐝𝐲 (like “somebody,” “anybody,” or “nobody”) are always 𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫. This is because they refer to just 𝐨𝐧𝐞 person or thing, even though they might seem like they refer to many.
Everyone 𝐡𝐚𝐬
Somebody 𝐦𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐬
Nobody 𝐝𝐨𝐞𝐬

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🚨In, on or at? Explanation 👇

1. On + Street: This phrase is used to indicate that something is located on a specific street. For example, “The restaurant is on Main Street.” It suggests that the location is along that street, but does not specify an exact address.

2. At + Exact Address: This phrase is used to refer to a specific location, including the exact number and street name. For example, “She lives at 123 Elm Street.” This provides a precise location, allowing someone to find the exact spot.

3. On + Floor: This phrase is used to indicate which floor of a building something is located on. For example, “The office is on the third floor.” It specifies the level within a multi-story building.

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In vs At ♥️ Learn English with us❤️
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COULD, SHOULD & WOULD♥️
These are just SOME uses, but here are a few more:

🟢 COULD (past ability, possibility, polite requests)

✅ I could swim when I was five. (past ability)

🟢 COULD HAVE (past possibility, missed opportunity)

✅ I could have studied harder for the exam. (past possibility, but I didn’t)

🟠 SHOULD (advice, expectation, obligation)

✅ You should drink more water. (advice)

🟠 SHOULD HAVE (regret, past advice)

✅ I should have studied more for the test. (regret)

🔵 WOULD (hypothetical situations, polite offers/requests, past habits)

✅ I would travel the world if I had more money. (hypothetical)

🔵 WOULD HAVE (hypothetical past, regrets)

✅ I would have called you, but my phone died. (hypothetical past action)
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👩🏻‍🏫 Work in, at, for? Learn English with us❤️
✨Work in: Focuses on the environment, sector, or area of expertise.
• I work in finance.
• She works in an office.
✨Work at: Highlights the specific place or institution where you do your job.
• I work at a hospital.
• He works at Starbucks.
✨Work for: Emphasizes the person, company, or organization you are employed by.
• I work for Microsoft.
• She works for a non-profit.
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