#englishgrammar

[mondlylanguages]

Fun English idioms to describe how busy life can get! 🐝🌿👂🍽️ Do you know any others?

[lingolabs]

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[everythingaboutbiotech]

Modal verbs

Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express notions like possibility, permission, obligation, etc.

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[lingoquiz]

Did you know that "to be" is the most frequently used verb in English? It has more than 50 different forms!

Tip for Improving English Grammar: To enhance your grammar skills, immerse yourself in reading. This practice will help you naturally understand the language's usage. You can read a variety of materials such as books, articles, or even social media posts. The more you read, the better your grammar will get.

Here are some additional interesting facts about English grammar:

The longest word in English is "pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis," a lung disease caused by inhaling volcanic ash. The shortest word in English is "I." The most common letter in English is "e." The most common vowel in English is "a." The most common consonant in English is "t."

[onlymyenglishgrammar]

Which grammar is correct: “Did he close door?“ or “Did he closed the door?”?

The correct grammar is: "Did he close the door?"

In English, when forming a question in the past tense using the auxiliary verb "did," the main verb that follows should be in its base form (infinitive form) without the addition of "-ed" or any other past tense marker.

For example:

He closed the door. (affirmative statement)

Did he close the door? (question form)

The verb "close" remains in its base form ("close") after the auxiliary verb "did" in order to indicate past tense.

[learnenglishwithkatie]

You might have seen websites and books that promise to teach you English without you having to learn any grammar. I personally don’t agree with this.

I think that you can learn some basic communication without having to know grammar rules. There are also some amazing people who seem to be able to pick up a language without formal study. If you learn a language as a child, you can get an instinct for the grammar without formal learning.

However, for most adult learners, some grammar knowledge is a big help. Most of the mistakes I see are grammar mistakes. Most of the questions I’m asked about why we can or can’t say something are about grammar. In my opinion, some grammar study can take your English to the next level.

On the other hand, you don’t need to get stressed about making mistakes. If you make a few small mistakes, other people will probably still understand you, and communication is the most important thing, right?

[sparkschoolofeducation]

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Prepositions for daily use

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[mondlylanguages]

Expand your English vocabulary by learning how to turn adjectives into adverbs. 💪

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[maybexavier]

[Congrats] The 4th Japanese speaker at TED

A Japanese person gave a speech at TED. This is the fourth person in history to do so.

TED is, as everyone knows, the world's largest presentation event. It is very wonderful that he spoke at the original event, which is held once a year in Vancouver.

Although the selection criteria have not been revealed, it is believed to be due to his achievements in producing and providing sweet strawberries, mainly in the United States, with a total cumulative total of 150 million USD raised. The presenter said that he was selected by a TED curator.

There was nothing surprising or unexpected about the content of his presentation. However, I think that his confidence in his presentation is reflected in his track record of using modern technology to produce and provide delicious strawberries that have never been seen before.

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