Words Commonly Used Part II
December 28th, 2009 in English for children
Bring and take
Use bring when something is being moved towards the speaker.
Bring me a glass of water. (Here the water is being moved towards the speaker.)
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Words Most Commonly Confused
December 28th, 2009 in English for children
Can and May
Use can to talk about ability to do something. Use may to ask for permission.
Different Ways of Joining Two Sentences Part III
December 26th, 2009 in English for children
Joining two sentences with a present participle
Two sentences can be made into one by using a present participle.
We found the door open. We went inside.
Finding the door open we went inside.
Different Ways of Joining Two Sentences Part II
December 26th, 2009 in English for children
Joining two sentences with who, which and that
Two or more sentences can be made into one by using the joining words who, which and that.
Different Ways of Joining Two Sentences Part I
December 26th, 2009 in English for children
Using adjectives
Two simple sentences can be made into one by using adjectives from the second sentence.
A tiger charged the shooter. It was extremely ferocious.
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