Structure
Structure: ‘auxiliary verbs’
Using auxiliary verbs In English, verbs do not have many forms, usually only five, so there are a limited number of things that these forms can…
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Structure: ‘due to vs because’
This time in our structure help we talk about the difference between due to and because. Both of these expressions have similar uses, they both relate…
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Structure: ‘on time vs in time’
This time in our structure help we take a quick moment to talk about the different between on time and in time. When something happens on…
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Structure: ‘there is / there are’
We use this structure to indicate that something (or somebody) exists (or does not exist) in a specific place at some time. There is / there…
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Structure: ‘past perfect’
This time in our structure help we talk about the past perfect. Look at the example below. Peter had a flight at 9am last Saturday morning.…
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Structure: ‘verbs + verbs 4’
This time in our structure help we continue to talk about patterns when we have two verbs together. In our previous posts we saw the patterns;…