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Hello. I can't understand the difference in meaning between "be going to be doing" and "will be doing" in the future continuous. What is it? I have read in an english grammar book that there is a little difference between them, but I don't know what it is.- They are...

Thank you so much ! That helps me a lot ! But , I have some english grammar question I am still confuse about. If there is a ' would ' , I am not allow to put any singular or past tense ? Oh, and should the ' will ' be corrected to would? So , is would the past tense...

I'm looking for the different use of "help to" and "help" verb, both of them are followed by infinitive. I don't understand their usage and in my English grammar there are not any definitions. When I have to use "help to" and when "help"? Thanks...

"Yours" means "belonging to you" and thus both of the examples you quote is correct, although the latter "this watch of yours" is more colloquial and would be regarded by some as poor English, even though it is widely used. The word may also be used in letter as in...

Orpheus wrote:Do you think that the complexity of grammar of a language reflects the elaborate thinking of its speakers?No, not in the least. If that were true, present-day Anglo-Saxons' thinking would be greatly inferior to that of their forebears 1200 years ago. While Old English wasn't...

Goodman wrote: what the difference between your sentence and mine? Quangtrungvtv, From what I can see, reading grammar book is not the only thing you need. From perpsonal experience, listening, speaking, reading, studying, and practicing all play an equally important role in the learning of...

Hi, I enjoyed reading this thread, and learned a lot of new things about English grammar.I'm now OK with partial negation, but are there any rules regarding what Kooyeen raised as a side discussion item?Negation of "A, B, and C" ---> Should we take <not...A, B or C> or <not...A, B and...

Please someone tell me what is the difference between a clause and a phrase? Aslo I am in search of some valuable website which contains a detailed information about parts of speech and other basics of English grammar. It will be very kind if someone could please show it to me. Thanks.

Maverick9211 wrote:I can't differeniate between abt nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, etc. I am not very bad at English. I do understand English very well. I can speak English, but not in fluently. I can't write it very well. Let's make do it this way: You give me some topic and I will...

Goodman wrote: Jackson6612 wrote: Goodman wrote: Mr. Liat, Since you disagreed with the sentence by Marius, I just simply wanted to share my opinions on the usage with ‘by” and “no later than” in a context that is easy for those who disagreed to visualize. Please - I mean please! Stop...