ELPS
English Language Patterns
01 Nov 2017 23:31:28
Give + noun + noun pattern for describing performing action on somebody or something.
Pattern Give + noun + noun pattern describes performing a particular action. Details of the action are given by the second noun in the pattern. The first noun is often a person, who requested the action, or an inanimate object to perform the action on. In some cases the first ...
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15 Nov 2017 18:18:24
As if / as though + clause English language pattern with example sentences and test questions.
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10 Nov 2020 15:17:31
Learn how to create and use verb infinitives and split verb infinitives in a quick and easy manner.
16 Nov 2020 18:21:34
Learn how to use dare + verb pattern to describe rudeness or bravery in English language.
20 Nov 2020 14:45:00
Lean how to describe completed actions, which went on over well-defined period of time in the past.
31 Oct 2019 16:41:27
Learn about the verb + for pattern in which the for preposition occurs as a dependent preposition.
20 Dec 2019 16:12:01
Learn the most common adjectives followed by about preposition.
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19 Dec 2019 23:56:38
Learn a pattern for building exclamatory sentences starting with What in English Language.
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Learn the pattern for building negative sentences in the Present Simple tense.
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Learn the most common adjectives followed by the of dependent preposition.
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Elementary level patterns.
expressing pleasure about something with nice + and + adjective
affirmative sentence in present simple tense
negative sentence in present simple tense
adjective + about as a dependent preposition pattern
describing object and its properties with adjective + noun pattern
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Intermediate level patterns.
where clause
when clause
of which clause
whose clause
which clause
Advanced level patterns.
verb + about + noun
verb + across + noun
verb + one's way + preposition + noun
noun + over + noun
as if + cluase
