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Have and Have got Negative
Have/have got is a verb used to express states like possession, relationship, illnesses and the characteristics of people and...
Have to: Modals of Obligation
Have to is a type of auxiliary modal verb used to express certainty, necessity or strong obligation which comes...
Have: Auxiliary verb
Have as an auxiliary verb is used to form the present and past perfect tense in all of their...
How Many and How Much
How many is used to ask questions about the quantity of a countable noun.How much is used to ask...
Imperative in Passive Voice
Imperative clauses are used when people tell someone else to do something (an advice, a suggestion, a request, a...
Inanimate Possessive Case in Time Phrases
The possessive case is used to talk about things that belong to a person, an animal or a thing.We...
Indefinite Articles
Articles are words that define nouns.We use indefinite articles to express non-specific things or general categories.
Indefinite Pronouns
Pronouns are words used to avoid the repetition of a noun.An indefinite pronoun does not refer to any specific...
Indefinite Pronouns: Something and Nothing
Indefinite pronouns do not refer to any specific person, thing or amount.Something refers to objects with unspecified quantity while...
Independent and Dependent Clauses
An independent clause is a group of words with a complete meaning, while a dependent clause is a group...
Indirect Orders
We use indirect orders to avoid direct orders and when we want to make a request in a more...
Indirect Questions
Indirect questions are used in formal situations where we may need to ask something from someone we don’t know...
Infinitive
The infinitive is the basic form of a verb, and we use it to form other verbal tenses.
Intensifiers and Mitigators
Intensifiers and mitigators are two kinds of adverbs of degree. We use intensifiers to emphasise words or expressions, and...
Invariant Plural Nouns
A few/a little and few/little are quantifiers which mean some/enough or not enough.
Irregular Comparatives and Superlatives
There are some adjectives and adverbs with irregular comparative and superlative.bad (adj.); badly (adv.); worse; the worst
Irregular Plural Nouns
The plural form is used to indicate that there is more than one person, animal, place or thing. Some...
Irregular Plural Nouns: Borrowings
Borrowings or loanwords are some words whose origins come from other languages (source languages). So, some nouns don’t follow...
Like, Love and Hate
We use the verbs like, love and hate to express positive (love or like) or negative (hate) feelings about...
May and Might: Modals of Possibility
The verbs may/might belong to the group of modal auxiliary verbs.They are used to talk about the possibility of...
May: Modals of Possibility
May is a type of auxiliary modal verb used to express the possibility for something to happen and also...
Modals Could and Need in the Past
We also Could and Need to talk about possibilities and to describe that something was different in the past.
Modals May and Might in the Past
The verbs may/might belong to the group of modal auxiliary verbs.When a situation had the possibility to happen in...
Modals of Probability
Modals of deduction and speculation are also called modals of probability. We find them when we want to make...
Modifiers of Comparisons
We can modify adjectives and adverbs in comparative forms in order to intensify the degree of certain words and...
Must and Cannot: Modals of Deduction
Must and cannot are modal verbs that can be used even to express deductions.
Must vs Have to???
Must and have to are used to express certainty, necessity or strong obligation which comes from internal or external...
Must: Modals of Obligation
Must is a type of auxiliary modal verb used to express certainty, necessity or strong obligation which doesn't come...