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Difference Between MAY, MIGHT, MAY HAVE And MIGHT HAVE!
MAY and MIGHT are both used to talk about possibility.
MIGHT is past tense of MAY.
Many people still think that MAY (present tense) should be...
English Grammar: During vs Through with Examples
We use during + noun to say when something happens.
Examples:
I fell asleep during the film.
I can see a lot of snow outside. It must...
Will Would Examples
Would and will are both modal verbs.
Will is used in future structures.
1. Statement referring to the future – fact, timetable, etc.
- We'll (= we...
7 Simple Examples of Business Email Writing in English
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Most of us in the business world use emails as the main, and in some cases the only, means of written communication. For many...
2 Amazing Tips to Memorise English Words
On our Facebook page, many of you have asked how to learn and later remember English words.
The solution: READ IN ENGLISH!
This is one of the...
10 Cool English Learning Games for Adults
There is no greater motivation than learning the English language while playing games. You don't even realize that you are acquiring more and more...
London English: How and Where to Learn English in London
If you plan to visit London, you’ll have plenty of possibilities there to improve your English.
Let’s have a look at the most effective methods...
How to Speak English Fluently – 2 Unusual Tips
You know, one question I am asked all too often is "How can I speak English fluently?".
Well, I have to say there is no...
Difference Between “Just” and “Only” [Infographic]
Just
1. Just can indicate a short period of time when something happened.
I have just arrived.
It has just broken.
2. It can have belittled...
10 Websites to Learn and Practice English Grammar
One of the main parts in learning English is grammar. You know that too, right?!
As all the materials (explanations, quizzes, tests and games) are...
