you always have present tense with "did"? Why did you go? (Correct) Why did you went? (Wrong) Similarly did make is correct and did made is incorrect.

RAM- A male sheep EWE- A female sheep

It depends on what follows. You can say, " I gave him two hundred dollars". (This is usually preferred.) OR I gave two hundreds.

Any dictionary will give you the difference in meaning of these two words. "Beside" tells you the place. Example: Sit down beside the fire. "Besides" means "in addition to". Example: I don't like fast food, besides, I don't have enough money.

I would say like this: Excuse me, sir, This item is 100 USD. You have already paid 50 dollars. Can you pay 50 more USD so I can pack this item for you?

You can use comma in if sentences if the 'if' clause comes first. If an independent clause follows a dependent clause then you can use a comma to separate it from the independent clause. "if' clause is usually a dependent clause. Rule: If the

Some words like 'nice' and 'good' are very frequently used. They are very handy and are used to substitute specific words as spoken language is full of vague terms and pauses. They may have many meanings. This is because when we speak we don't

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Suggestion: If you master two concepts-- definiteness and countability, almost 95% of your doubts regarding the usage of articles will be cleared. Then you won't be coming up with specific sentences since you know the rules. So try to master

Language is an art. You can master it only by practice. It is not learning some grammar rules and not practicing which will make you write fluently. If you want to speak, practice speaking. If you want to write, practice writing. Art is