Mai Adel·Jun 29From a Former Learner to a New One: 5 Common Grammar Mistakes to AvoidTwo weeks ago, I was laid off along with many others. The news came suddenly — a shock for all of us. At first, I felt angry and…A response icon1
InMr. Plan ₿ PublicationbyAji Sutarmaji·Nov 20, 2024Direct Indirect Speech | Seven Familiar Rules to ReviewIn this episode, we are going to talk about direct indirect speech. Direct speech is something or a statement that you express directly…A response icon1
InMr. Plan ₿ PublicationbyAji Sutarmaji·Oct 24, 2024Either and Neither: Six Familiar Usages You Must Never ForgetEither and neither can be used similarly in a few ways. We use either and neither to agree with someone who expresses negative statements…
InMr. Plan ₿ PublicationbyAji Sutarmaji·Oct 15, 2024Mustn’t and Needn’t | Why You Should Know the DifferenceThe word “must” is used to express obligation. However, when we make negative statements related to this word, there are two possibilities…
Aji Sutarmaji·Oct 14, 2024Some and Any: Eight Familiar Usages You Must KnowSome and any have the same meaning. Before countable nouns, we can put “some” or “any” to mean a certain number of. We can say “some…
