The Language Studio
Gerunds are formed as a verb plus -ing. They look exactly the same as present participles, but they are not verbs! They are used as nouns. I am swimming. (continuous...
In these modern times in which Tinder is a legitimate form of dating, and Twitter is the chosen voice of the U.S. President, it is unsurprising that instant messaging is being used more...
Excuse me sir, would you care for a game of football? Hey, mate! Wanna play footy? As an English teacher, I occasionally hear my students use words or phrases that are either too formal...
Here are some commonly confused words, with some simple ways to remember which one to use. As and Like If you are talking about a person’s job or a thing’s usage, then use...
