 "All languages have their confusing words…words that sound the same, look the same, or have the same meaning. Especially confusing are words that have similar forms (for example, in different verb tenses) but are not used in exactly the same way (the present and past tense of “read,” with two different pronunciations, comes to mind). In my opinion, the irregular verbs “lay” and “lie” rank at the top of the list in terms of confusing forms and usage." To continue reading this article from esllibrary.com click here. 
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9/11/2019 02:43:20 am
There are a lot of people who just disregard the proper use of grammar, and to be honest, they are the worst. We are all allowed to make mistakes, but we should at least try to correct them. If you just keep making mistakes, then you will never grow. You have to learn from your mistakes, that is when you will gain growth. I hope that you did not get offended by this, I did not intended it to be like that. Leave a Reply. |
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