I prefer I prefer means “I like it better”. It is followed by a verb + -ing or a verb in the infinitive: I don’t like driving. I prefer using / I prefer to use public transport. (= In general I like it better.) If we mean “just now”, we use I’d prefer to with […]
Nouns and pronouns can be divided into four kinds of gender. They are masculine, feminine, neuter and common gender. Nouns and pronouns that stand for males are said to be of the masculine gender. Masculine gender is represented by the pronouns “he” and “him”. Examples : – boy, stallion, prince, king. – He’s a handsome […]
A question is a sentence that asks for information. A statement can be changed into a question by placing the verb before the subject. A question are also known as an interrogative sentence. A question can be transformed into a negative question by using the word “not” or the contracted form of “not” before the […]
Expressions of Addition In addition – Moreover – Also Denise’s book is about gender and cultural dimensions of globalisation. Moreover, it addresses the production and use of women’s magazine. As well as Rural women need education as well as health care. Along with Along with being busy with her professioal career, Susan manages her family […]
Here are some examples of combination between Wh questions and prepositions : I’m talking to David. Who are you talking to? I came from France. Where did you come from? a hammer is used for extracting nails from wood. What a hammer is used for? Claudia is working in Microsoft Inc. What company is claudia […]
General Remember, we can use the present perfect or present perfect continuous to describe an activity that began in the past and that has continued until the present. For example: a) I have had this car for ten months. (I still have the car.) b) I have been living in Rome for six months. (I […]