(Grammar) How We Use Too and Enough In English

Too . An adverb of excess; with to  + infinitive and/or for  + (pro)noun. This soup is very hot; I can't drink it. This soup is too hot ...

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Countables and Uncountables (Lists, Sets, Worksheet, and Excercise)

N ouns naming things that we cannot count (Uncountable or Mass Nouns) have no indefinite article, and usually no plural. i.e., Ink, water, w...

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Correlative Conjunction, Examples of How Its Use

A. Both ... and are correlative conjunctions. They used together to include two parallel structures (two nouns, adjective, verbs, and adverb...

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What is Gerunds? What Are They? Definition & Examples

The Simple Gerund The gerund is the -ing form of the verb used as a noun. Notice that the gerund has the same form as the present participl...

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What is Relative Clause? What Are They?

A relative clause adds extra information about one of the nouns in the main clause. The relative clause goes immediately after the noun it ...

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