Conditional Sentences and IF clauses – Introduction Conditional sentences consist of two parts: The if-clause (which is a condition) and the main clause (which is a result) For example: If it rains, we will cancel the trip. If it rains …. is the if-clause (the...
Apostrophe S – Meanings and Uses Look at these three short sentences. John’s tall. John’s studied. John’s car. What do they have in common… apart from the name John? They all have an apostrophe S at the end of John. What does an apostrophe S mean? The apostrophe...
Which is correct, I agree or I am agree? Do you say I don’t agree or I am not agree? This ESOL lesson explains how to use the verb To Agree in English. To Agree To agree = to have the same opinion about something. It is important to remember that agree is a...
What is the plural of Fish? Do you say fish or fishes? The plural of fish is almost always …. fish. (No -es at the end) 1 fish 2 fish (NOT 2 fishes) Some example sentences: I caught three fish yesterday down at the wharf. (caught is the past tense of catch) I...
