Common English Errors: Grammatically speaking, For and Since are both prepositions which can be used in a sentence to express a specific time or period of time depending on the context.
Grammar
Never Say “Couldn’t Able to” – It’s Wrong
Common English Errors: When you talk about a situation in the past when you tried harder to achieve something and succeeded in it, then you usually use ‘was able to’ or ‘managed to’.
Why You Should Avoid “According to Me” Expression
Common English Mistakes: It’s quite common to come across a lot of people use “According to me” when they simply want to say “In my view/opinion”.
How to Use Quantifiers with Uncountable Nouns
Blame it on the learning process and the social
How to Use the Correct Tense with Conditional If Clause
Using incorrect tense with “conditional if clause” is one
Tips to Use Personal Pronoun – Singular They
Some authors tend to use “her” when they want to speak about a third person in their sentences. Is this done to defeat sexism? Let’s find out.
Please Find Attached: How to Mention Email Attachments
What is the correct way to mention an attachment? Let’s find out.
Common English Errors: Few, A Few and Quite a Few
Visit any Facebook Page and you will cringe at the degree of syntax errors people commit pretty innocently. One of those most frequently committed errors is the confusion between “Few” and “A Few”.
Would vs Would Have: How to Express Conditional Hypothesis
Sometimes, we want to express thoughts in a way that both talk about a hypothetical instance in relation to a condition.
Seen Her Talking vs Seen Her Talk
Whether you want to use “seen them talk” or “seen them talking” depends entirely on how much of the action you have witnessed.
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