He Has Drunk or Has Drank-GPS-18
This is one of the most commonly misunderstood grammar points in English. The question is:👉 Which sentence is correct — “He has drank all the water” or “He has drunk…
Why Use Reflexive Pronouns with Certain Verbs-GPS-17
Reason for Using Reflexive Pronouns with Certain Verbs-Grammar Puzzle Solved (17) The reason for Using Reflexive Pronouns with Certain Verbs is a rule that must be learnt. It is a…
I Lay on the Bed vs I Lied on the Bed-GPS-16
“I Lay on the Bed” or “I Lied on the Bed” – Which Is Correct?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (16) When it comes to choosing between “I lay on the bed” and…
He is better than I or than me?-GPS-15
“He is better than I”? He Is Better Than Me or I – Grammar Puzzles Solved (15) One of the most debated grammar topics in English is whether it is…
Do You Have a Car OR Have You a Car-GPS-14
Difference between (Have you a car?), (Have you got a car?), and (Do you have a car?)?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (14) English learners often wonder which version is correct: “Have you…
“Would of” and “Laying” by Native Speakers-GPS-13
Native Speakers Say “Would of” and “Laying” – Why?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (13) Native speakers are often admired for their fluency, but they aren’t always models of perfect grammar. Many people…
In the Local Language or In Local Language-GPS-12
English learners often struggle with article usage, and one classic example is the phrase: “in local language” vs. “in the local language.” While both may seem acceptable at first glance,…
I’m Really Worried vs I’m Worried Very Much-GPS-11
“I’m Really Worried” vs “I’m Worried Very Much”-Grammar Puzzle Solved (11) Both phrases express the same idea—a strong feeling of concern or uneasiness—but they differ in naturalness and usage in…
Dishonest to or Dishonest With–GPS-10
Dishonest to or Dishonest With–Which Is Correct?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (10) English learners often wonder whether to say dishonest to or dishonest with. Although both may seem acceptable, only one fits…
Use of At for Cities-GPS-9
Is It Correct to Use “At” for Cities?-Grammar Puzzle Solved (9) English learners often ask, “Is it grammatically correct to use ‘at’ for cities?” This is a common point of…