Tag: uses of

Uses of Ask with Phrasal Verbs Uses of ask for, ask over, ask about, ask after, ask out, ask around, ask round, ask in.

Uses of ‘Have’ Have; a drink / food a shower a look wishes a moment an event a good mood a bad fall a nap a limp a lisp …

Uses of ‘Borrow’ and ‘Lend’ What are the differences between borrow and lend? Borrow; shows that something is (temporarily) taken from another person. Lend; shows that something is (temporarily) …

Uses of ‘Every day’ and ‘All day’ every day; on all days, each day. all of these days -> Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. all day; the …

Uses of ‘So’ and ‘Too’ Differences between so and too. Please follow the list; I am happy; So am I. I am happy too.

Uses of ‘Alone’, ‘Lonely’ and ‘Lone’ Uses and differences between alone, lonely, lone; Alone, and on your own/by yourself (which are less formal and are the normal phrases used in …

Uses of ‘There is’ and ‘There are’ Uses of and differences between; “There is“ – is used with the following subjects;

Meanings and Uses of ‘Agenda’, ‘Diary’, ‘Schedule’, ‘Timetable’ Uses and differences; Agenda is a list of items to be discussed at a meeting;

Uses of ‘Mr.’, ‘Mrs.’, ‘Miss.’ and ‘Ms.’ Mr.; usually used with a man’s last name. Mrs.; usually used with a woman’s last name. Miss.; usually used with a woman’s …

Uses of ‘Also’, ‘As well’ and ‘Too’ (With Differences) Also is more formal than as well and too, and it usually comes before the main verb or after be: – …