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Structure: Relative clauses 1
Using relative clauses Relative clauses (which are parts of sentences) help the speaker identify the thing or person they are talking about. Let’s see an example.…
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Structure: ‘Wherever, whenever, whatever, whoever’
This time in our structure help we talk about a few words which can often be misunderstood or confused with other words. When we use ‘ever’…
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Structure: ‘must have’ & ‘can’t have’
This time in our structure help we talk about using ‘must have’ and ‘can’t have’. When we think about these two modals we think about them…
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Structure: Rise vs Raise
This time in our structure help we talk about the difference between the verbs ‘rise’ and ‘raise’. They look similar and have the same meaning but…
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Structure: ‘all vs every 2’
Previously we talked about ‘all vs every’ here. This time in our structure help we intend to add some more information about these two words and…
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Structure: ‘another’ vs ‘other’
This time in our structure help we talk about the difference between another and other. These two words look similar and are used with similar meanings,…
