Tricky points of English ...

Difficult words and expressions in English

Troubleshooter - mastering the tricky words and points in English grammar

The little words and grammar points that cause so many problems

All and wholeand how to use them in English Asand its many meanings Both, either and neitherCommon mistakes and clear rules Do and makeuses and differences Each and everyusage and differences In case ofuse and misuse Sincehow to know if it implies time or cause So and its usesA word with several functions Still, yet, already & againhow to avoid confusing these words Suchused as an adjective or a preposition There, their or they'reavoiding mistakes This, that, the onesdemonstratives: which to use, and when Used tothe auxiliary of terminated action or habit Very, quite...and Adverbs of degree Split infinitivesare they good grammar? The present perfectPresent tense or past tense? Collective nounssingular or plural? Hyphenswhen to join words with a hyphen How many tenses?Some say 2, 6, or 12. Why the difference? More problem words , such asOnly, lonely, lone, alone, and single ( see the Ebook / Paperback)

Tricky or controversial points of English grammar

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