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Lie (Tell Untruths) vs. Lie (Recline) vs. Lay (put)

Lie (tell untruths) vs. Lie (recline) vs. Lay (put) Common Grammar Mistakes in English at LELB Society with examples

Lie (Tell Untruths) vs. Lie (Recline) vs. Lay (put) – Common grammar mistakes in English with examples and conjugations Watch this video on YouTube Lie (tell untruths) Conjugation: lie – lied – lied – lying Wrong: Many years ago, his wife laid to him. Right: Many years ago, his wife lied to him. Wrong: He…

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English forum to ask questions English forum to ask questions Use the interactive comment form below in this English forum to ask us your English questions about English grammar, vocabulary, punctuation, IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, essay writing, our online English classes, and the like. Our professional English teachers and team will respond to your questions immediately. You can leave both text and…

Present and Past Participles in English Grammar

Present and Past Participles in English Grammar

Present and Past Participles in English Grammar Present and Past Participles in English Grammar Present participles Watch this video on YouTube Both present and past participles are also called verbal adjectives because, on the one hand, they are used to describe a noun; and on the other hand, they look like a verb. Present participles…

Compound-complex Sentences in English

Compound-complex sentences in English

Compound-complex sentences in English Compound-complex sentences in English Simple sentence A simple sentence includes one independent or main clause. Furthermore, the meaning of a simple sentence is complete by itself. Watch this video on YouTube These days, computers are used for a variety of purposes. Compound sentence A compound sentence consists of two independent or…

Indirect Speech | English Grammar for IELTS

Indirect Speech in English LELB Society

Indirect Speech Indirect speech, unlike direct speech in English, is used to report what somebody has said or thought in a particular situation. Pay attention to the following examples: Watch this video on YouTube Direct speech: She said, “I’m deeply upset about the way my father treated me.” Indirect speech: She said that she was…

Adverb Clause in English

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Adverb Clause in English Adverb Clause in English The Outline of This Lesson on Adverb Clause in English Watch this video on YouTube What is an adverb clause? An adverb clause is a dependent clause or subordinate clause in English, which is the opposite of an independent clause. In a compound sentence, both the independent…

Conjugating Irregular Verbs in English

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Conjugating Irregular Verbs in English Conjugating Irregular Verbs in English The Outline of This Lesson on Common Grammar Mistakes Simple Form Simple Past Form Past Participle Form -ing Form awake awoke awoken awaking be was / were been being blow blew blown blowing build built built building buy bought bought buying catch caught caught catching…

Common Grammar Mistakes in English

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Common Grammar Mistakes in English Common Grammar Mistakes in English The Outline of This Lesson on Common Grammar Mistakes Today morning, I woke up late. :arrow: This morning, I woke up late.  “This morning” makes a common collocation in English, while “today morning” is not a collocation at all. What’s the different? :arrow: What’s the…