Gerunds, generally, can be confusing- let's look at what they are: A gerund is a verb in ing form (going, running, skiing, eating) but it's being used as a noun. This means it's not part of a continuous tense (I am going, I was going, etc) but rather it's a thing on its own. Compare… Continue reading Grammar Help: Gerunds Part 1: use with prepositions
If you're studying for the CAE or the IELTS exam, you'll know that it's not always easy to show the difference between informal and formal writing conventions. Making sure your letters sound appropriate, doesn't have to be that hard. Try to keep the following things in mind when writing: Who is my audience? This means… Continue reading Writing Help: Letters- what to consider
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