Adverbs of Degree: Intensifiers

Adverbs of degree or intensifiers provide information about the intensity of an action or adjective.

All vs Whole

All and whole refer to complete, entire things. They have similar meanings but they are used in different ways.

Aspects of time (Oral expression)

Be going to

We can use be going to to express commands, predictions and things that are about to happen.

Business and science

Each vs Every

We use the determiners each and every to indicate quantity.

Future with Will or Be going to

We use the future simple to express spontaneous decisions, opinions and hopes.Be going to is used to express intentions...

Irregular Plural Nouns

The plural form is used to indicate that there is more than one person, animal, place or thing. Some...

Job and business I

Job and business II

Modifiers of Comparisons

We can modify adjectives and adverbs in comparative forms in order to intensify the degree of certain words and...

Our Clients (Oral expression)

Plural Noun formation

The plural form of a noun is used to indicate that there is more than one person, animal, place...

Present and Past Emphatic Tenses

Emphatic tenses are used to express emotive or contrastive emphasis.We use the present and past emphatic tenses to express...

Present Continuous for Future

Present continuous can be used to express the future or to refer to fixed plans.

Quantitative notions and business

Quantitative notions and job

Quite vs Rather

We use the determiners quite and rather to modify the degree of adjectives and adverbs.

Some as a Determiner

We find the determiner some with both plural and singular nouns.

Time notions II

Time notions III

Used to vs To Be Used to vs To Get Used to

The structure used to is employed to talk about habits and customs that were or are be familiar to...