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Modifiers in Grammar-Special Grammar Case-3
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Introduction to Modifiers in Grammar Modifiers are words, phrases, or clauses that provide description or additional detail in a sentence. They help writers express ideas more precisely by answering questions…

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Difference Between Have Tea, Take Tea, and Drink Tea-Special Grammar Case (2)
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English often surprises learners with multiple expressions that seem similar but convey subtle differences. One such trio includes have tea, take tea, and drink tea. Though they all involve consuming…

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Inferred Meaning and Examples with Types Explained Meaning of Inferred: The word “inferred” is the past tense of the verb “infer.” It refers to drawing a conclusion based on evidence,…

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