Third conditional sentences are used to describe unreal past situations. They help us describe events that didn’t happen but could have if certain conditions had been met. For example, “If I had got a job, I would have taken your responsibility.” In this lesson, we’ll break down the third conditional sentences and their structure and […]
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The second conditional sentences are all about hypothetical or unreal situations in the present or future. For example, you might say, “If I had a magic wand, I would make all my homework disappear!” Sounds fun, right? In this lesson, we’ll dive into 50 examples of second conditional sentences that will not only help you
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Conditional sentences are essential parts of the English language. They help us to talk about possibilities, and plans and even give advice. Among the four types of conditional sentences, the first conditional sentence is the most useful because it describes real and possible situations in the future. So, what is the first conditional? In short,
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A phrase is a small group of words that work together to add detail or meaning to what we say. Unlike full sentences, phrases don’t have both a subject and a verb, but they can add a lot of character and color to our language. In this lesson, we’ll guide you through 50 examples of
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You might have come across words like myself, yourself, or themselves before. These are examples of reflexive pronouns, and they serve a unique role in our sentences. So, what is a reflexive pronoun in English? In this lesson, we’ll unveil the definition of a reflexive pronoun and look at when and how to use reflexive
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Prepositional phrases might sound complicated, but they’re actually very common in our everyday English. You probably use them all the time without even realizing it! A prepositional phrase is simply a group of words that starts with a preposition (like in, on, or at) and ends with a noun or pronoun. These phrases help us
