EFL/ESL Grammar: Rules, use, and practice The use of TOO/ENOUGH in English Too and enough? “Too and enough” are two words that we use in English to refer to a certain degree. The word “Too” means ‘more than what is needed or more than what is enough’. “Enough” means ‘as much as necessary’, in the […]
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EFL/ESL Grammar: rules, use, and practice The use of relative pronouns in English The man is sitting there. The man is my father. Above, we have two sentences. Is there a possibility to have one sentence? Yes, there is. We have to join both of the sentences. We will have something like this: the man
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EFL/ESL Grammar: Rules, use, and practice The use of “Since and For” with the present perfect in English Has anyone ever wondered how to talk about situations that started in the past and continue into the present? Yes, this is something that every single language learner has thought of. In English, people often use prepositions
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EFL/ESL Grammar: Rules, use, and practice How to use demonstrative adjectives and pronouns in English Demonstrative adjectives Demonstrative adjectives are this, that, these, and those. They can be used to point to people, objects, and things. “This” and “that” are used with singular nouns. “This” refers to close things, objects, and people. Examples: This man
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