Summerhill STUDIO | Grammar

English is notorious for its vocabulary, however, the trick is to know when and how to use the words.

Which of these two sentences is correct? If any of your friends is interested, let me know. If any of your friends are interested, let me know.

When we use verbs like think, suppose and believe to introduce a negative idea, we prefer to make the introductory verb negative , not the verb in the that clause:

Future forms and uses

You could ask before you borrow my car.

Which modal verb form(s) can complete the reply? Mark: - Who sent these flowers? Julie: - I'm not sure. It ..................... your mother.

Are the following sentences right or wrong?

Are these sentences correct or not?

We use might have to say

What would you say: Who has taken my wallet? or Who took my wallet?

Which is correct:  She is even nicer than I expected/had expected   or  She is even nicer than I' ve expected ?

We use the future perfect to say that something will be finished or complete by a certain time in the future.

Are they the same? Is there a difference?

What a situation seems like...

ought | should | must

I'd rather go & I'd rather you went

Compare the following:

Do you know the difference between lie and lay?

What is the kid doing in the photo? Would you do that if you were him? Are you him? How likely is it that he will follow the advice?

First things first - to answer your question: Both