March 2021 – English Grammar Pro

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Point 84 in the category of PAST: present perfect simple with the full negative forms with a wide range of verbs, often in formal contexts. An iWeb search for: _N…

Point 83 in PAST is defined as: ‘NOT ONLY … BUT ALSO’ the inverted form of the past simple with auxiliary ‘do’ *Note that any type of inversion with ‘not…

Point 82 in the category of PAST is defined as: the past simple with ‘did’ for emphasis _N did _VVI 1 STUDY DID FIND 301 2 THINGS DID GET 205…

Point 81 in PAST/simple is defined as: ‘yes/no’, ‘wh-‘, tag and negative question forms with a wide range of verbs. We have tried to cover this same topic also here. …

Point 80 in the category of PAST is defined as: past simple ‘I thought’ as a politeness structure to sound less direct. If we follow the pattern of both the…

Point 36 in PASSIVES is defined as: ‘it’ as a dummy subject, to summarise or evaluate in discussions, usually in formal or academic writing. This might clash with B2. A…

There are 300 examples in the iWeb corpus of ‘, so needs’. Below we list 100 examples: *sorry about the formatting! 1 soundonsound.com partly because a musical has to create…

If you look at the iWeb corpus, you will see that there are almost a million examples in it of a comma before ‘although’ However, ‘but’ has a comma before…

Point 35 in PASSIVES is defined as: ‘get’ + object + ‘-ed’ to talk about causing or instructing something to happen or to be done by somebody else, often informally…

Point 33 in PASSIVES is defined as: ‘GET’ + OBJECT + ‘-ING’ to talk about causing someone or something to do something. For example: And working with Craig got me…