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November 29, 2025

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📘 Advanced Grammar Focus: The Subjunctive in Formal English The subjunctive is used to express demands, suggestions, and importance, especially in formal contexts. 🔹 Structure: Verb / adjective + that + base verb 🔹 Common triggers: recommend, suggest, insist, demand essential, important, vital, necessary 🔹 Examples: • “The doctor recommended that he take a break.” • “It is essential that every student be on time.” • “They insisted that the report be submitted today.” ❌ “He takes / is” ✔️ “He take / be” ✔️ No -s ✔️ No to ✔️ Same form for all subjects 168·Dec 18 📘 Grammar Focus of the Day: “Say” vs. “Tell” These two verbs are often mixed up. Here’s the simple rule 👇 🔹 1. SAY ➡️ Focuses on the words, not the listener ✔️ say something ✔️ say + (that) Examples: • “She said she was tired.” • “He said the meeting was cancelled.” 🔹 2. TELL ➡️ Focuses on the listener ✔️ tell someone something Examples: • “She told me the truth.” • “They told us to wait.” ❌ “She told that…” ✔️ “She said that…” 141·Dec 15 📘 Grammar Focus of the Day: Present Perfect vs. Past Simple These two often confuse learners, but the difference is easy 👇 🔹 1. Present Perfect (have/has + past participle) ➡️ Focus on experience, results now, or unfinished time. Examples: • “I have visited Italy.” (experience) • “She has lost her keys.” (result now) • “I haven’t eaten today.” (today = unfinished) 🔹 2. Past Simple (verb + ed / irregular) ➡️ Finished actions in finished time. Examples: • “I visited Italy last year.” • “She lost her keys yesterday.” • “We watched a movie on Sunday.” ✔️ Present perfect = connection to now ✔️ Past simple = finished time word 116·Dec 13 📘 Grammar Focus of the Day: “Too” vs. “Enough” These two words express quantity, but they work in opposite ways 👇 🔹 1. TOO + adjective/adverb ➡️ More than necessary / a negative meaning Example: “The coffee is too hot.” (= I can’t drink it) 🔹 2. Adjective/adverb + ENOUGH ➡️ The right amount / sufficient Example: “The room is warm enough.” (= Perfect temperature) 🔹 3. ENOUGH + noun Example: “We have enough time.” ✔️ too = excessive ✔️ enough = sufficient 93·Dec 12 📘 Grammar Focus of the Day: Zero vs. First Conditional These two conditionals are common, but they express different meanings 👇 🔹 1. Zero Conditional ➡️ Facts, rules, general truths If + present simple, present simple Example: “If you heat water, it boils.” 🔹 2. First Conditional ➡️ Real future possibilities If + present simple, will + verb Example: “If it rains, we will stay home.” 🔍 Key difference: Zero = always true First = possible in the future 86·Dec 11

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