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How to Form Indirect Questions in Polite English – With Examples
📘 Introduction In daily conversations, especially in formal or polite situations, we often need to ask questions indirectly . Indirect questions are more r…
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How to Use "Will" for Habitual Actions in English Grammar
📘 Introduction Most English learners know that “will” is used for talking about the future . But did you know that “will” can also describe habits or re…
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Past Modals for Speculation – Must Have, Might Have, Could Have Explained
📘 Introduction English allows us to talk about the past in many ways—not just by stating facts, but also by expressing opinions, guesses, or uncertainty…
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Will vs Going to – Key Differences in English Future Tense
📘 Introduction In English, there are two common ways to talk about the future: using "will" and "going to" . While both express futu…
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Past Perfect Continuous vs Past Simple – Learn the Key Differences with Examples
📘 Introduction When writing or speaking in English, choosing the correct verb tense helps your listener understand the timing and flow of events. Two often…
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