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1. What is Reported Speech? Reported speech is the form of speech used to express what was said by a person at some point in time. This article will help you understand what reported speech is, when to use it, and provide examples to make learning easy. Collins Dictionary defines reported speech as “Reported speech … Read more
‘Must’ refers to advice that comes from a speaker. It indicates personal obligation, whereas ‘have to’ refers to a rule that a person must follow. It is an external requirement. In this article, you will learn the difference between must and have to, exercises, and the use of must and have to. We use must … Read more
This article is about the Present Perfect Tense Active and Passive Voice exercise. This includes 50 example sentences in the exercise. 1. What is a Present Perfect Passive Sentence? A present perfect passive sentence describes an action that has happened in the past but has a result in the present. The focus is on the … Read more
In this article you will learn how to use ‘each’ and ‘every’, difference between ‘each’ and ‘every’ with the help of 40 example sentences. Each and Every Difference We often use the words ‘each’ and ‘every’. ‘Each’ and ‘every’ are not the same. We use each when we think of things one by one. Each … Read more
For a long time, America has been a beacon for international students. Recently, the Trump administration has pushed forward to monitor social media accounts of visa applicants. A vital step that will transform the immigration system. What is Social Media Vetting? Social media vetting is the process of monitoring an individual’s or organization’s social media … Read more
This article will help you understand and explore the Comparative Degrees of Bad, Good, Beautiful, Little, and Pretty with examples. The Comparative Degree, also known as the comparative form, is used to compare two things or persons, indicating that one has a higher or lower degree than the other. Read the following sentences: – If … Read more
This article is about the Past Perfect Continuous Tense 100 examples, formula, structure, and exercises with answers. 1. What is the Past Perfect Continuous Tense? The Past Perfect Continuous tense means an action that began before a certain point in the past and continued up to that time. Example: At that time, she had been … Read more
This article concerns the Future Perfect Tense 100 examples, sentences, formula, and structure. Along with the formula, the structure of the Future Perfect Tense is explained, which makes it clear when the students can use this tense. 1. What is the Future Perfect Tense? We use the future perfect tense to indicate the completion of … Read more
Future Continuous Tense — Quick Rule Subject + will be + verb-ing + object Use it when an action will be in progress at a particular time in the future. Example:At 8 p.m. tomorrow, I will be studying. Time Expressions: at 8 p.m. tomorrow, this time tomorrow, this time next week, when you arrive, at … Read more
