One of great songs from Graceland, this is a part of the concert in Africa in 1987. With lyrics!
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Gerund phrases begin with a gerund, an ing-word and may include other modifies and/or objects. A gerund phrase always functions as a noun an...
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Do you like movies? Which word should we use? To see or to watch? Generally to watch is a now activity: Watch the movie! (Pay attention t...
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A very important skill for passing GCSE is being a master of PEED; it surely helps to organise thoughts and write in proper English. Albei... -
Usually, an absolute phrase consists of a noun or pronoun with a participle and other modifiers. An absolute phrase does not modify a specif...
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1. I have never been given such a nice present before. It's the nicest present I have ever been given. 2. He'...
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To understand a sentence and its structure you have to find the main verb (a verb string or a compound verb) telling us what happens. Ask a ...
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All the figures of repetition from the previous post - 'Repetition of words' have the same names and meanings when we discuss phrase...
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Adverbial clauses, as well as other adverbials, answers the questions: where? when? to what degree? under what condition? why? how? They usu...
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