B1 Intermediate English: present and past perfect tenses, first and second conditionals, idioms, phrasal verbs and richer vocabulary for independent learners, aligned with the CEFR B1 level.
Meaning of Diverse Very Different from one another or not of the same kind. 20 Opposite Words of Diverse Let us see the 20 nearly opposite words or antonyms of the word ‘diverse’. Example Sentences of Diverse
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In this lesson, we will discuss the 100 useful examples of the future continuous tense. In English, the future continuous tense is used to indicate an action that will occur in the future and continue for some time. For example: “We will be walking tomorrow” or “She’ll be working all day.” To form the future
The past perfect tense (also called the past perfect simple) shows that one action in the past happened before another past action. It’s formed with had + the past participle of the main verb. It’s one of the most useful tenses for telling a story in the right order, writing narratives, and expressing what had
This lesson will discuss the 50 practical examples of optative sentences in English grammar. An optative sentence is a sentence that expresses a wish or a prayer. An optative sentence starts with “may” or “wish.” For example: May you achieve your goal. 50 Examples of Optative Sentences Let’s see the 50 practical examples of the
Have you ever seen a word that looks like a verb but acts like a noun? That’s called a gerund, and it’s more common in English than you might think! Gerunds are words that end in -ing and are formed from verbs. But instead of showing an action like most verbs do, gerunds act like
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