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• English Grammar: Have Something Done

  Have something done is used in English when we want to say that something will be completed by someone else instead of us. Examples: I'm going to have my hair cut. She's having her house redecorated.

• The Use of Suppose and Supposed To in English

  One of the most common uses of suppose in English is with the meaning of 'imagine' or 'guess'. It is important to note that suppose is usually not used in the continuous form, and when used with the m

• For – Part 2 – English Grammar

  One of the most common cases in English where we use 'for' with the meaning of 'because'. This variant is used only in very formal English. The divers have to be careful for a sudden change in conditi

• For – English Grammar

  In English, we can use for + ing to talk about the purpose of something. When we use this construction this way, it has the same meaning as to + infinitive.

• Hybrid Learning – 3 Advantages and Disadvantages

  Welcome to the world of hybrid education, where you can sit in your armchair in slippers and be in class at the same time, or comment on a lecture without uttering a single word. Hybrid education (hyb

• Will – Uses Different from Future Tense

  In old textbooks, will is often defined as a future tense in English, but this has confused many people. It's important to remember that in English, when we talk about the future, we cannot always use

• Present Tenses in English Used for the Future

  In English, the present continuous tense is often used when talking about things we have already planned to do in the future. I've got my ticket. I'm leaving on Thursday. I'm seeing Julie at 5 and the

• Will or Going to – English Grammar

  Will and Going to are the two most commonly used ways to express future actions in English. Apart from being very similar, there are the following 3 differences between these 2 forms. 1) Predictions P

• Future Simple / Future Simple Tense

  Future Simple tense in English is used in many situations, such as when making promises or making predictions. Uses include promises, unplanned actions, predictions based on experience or intuition, a

• Be going to – English Grammar

  Be going to is a future form in English, similar to simple future tense. Be going to in English is used when we talk about: planned actions in the future; We are going to sing at the party. Intentions

• Applications Begin for I Can Do More 2013

  Renewed applications for the I Can Do More 2013 program are set to begin in early October at all employment bureaus. The program budget has increased by 50 million BGN, and the training completion dea

• Will be doing – English grammar

  'Will be doing' is used in the English language in the following situations: When we talk about something that will be in the process of being done at a specific future moment. This time next week, I'

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