‘Much’ y ‘many’ son dos palabras en inglés con las que muchos de mis alumnos se equivocan y confunden con regularidad. Para ayudarte con tu aprendizaje de inglés, vamos a echar un vistazo a cómo utilizar cada palabra. 1. Diferencias entre much y many ‘Much’ se utiliza cuando estamos Read More
En una explicación simple, es posible decir que las dos palabras difieren principalmente por el número de elementos que están entre: “between” cuando se trata de estar entre dos cosas y “among” por más de dos, como en los ejemplos: “Our house is between the supermarket and the drugstore” (Nuestra Read More
THE INDEFINITE ARTICLE RULES This article is about the correct usage of the indefinite articles ‘an’ and ‘a’. A common grammar misconception is that the article ‘an’ is used before words that begin with a vowel (a, e, i, o, u), while Read More
We use the –ing form after stop to indicate that an action or event is no longer continuing: It’s stopped raining. Let’s go for a walk. (It was raining, but not any more.) We’ve stopped using plastic bags in supermarkets. We take our own bag with us now when we go shopping. Read More
As a gerund clause serves as a noun, it can be used after prepositions: Como un verbo en gerundio nos sirve como sustantivo, podemos usarlo después de las preposiciones: After watching the movie, I wanted to read the book. Andrey’s parents were against his joining the Read More
Existen palabras que confundimos por su ortografía o pronunciación. Este es el caso de palabras como though, although, even though, taught, thought, tough y trough, que pese a ser similares en su forma ortográfica, cada una posee una pronunciación y uso distinto. Veamos: – Though / Even though / Although Estas tres palabras Read More
When to Say a or an The indefinite article is a or an. But how do we know when to say a and when to say an? The rule is really very simple. It depends on the SOUND at the start of the following word. (It does not depend on the way we WRITE the Read More
de English Grammar Today We use at: with particular points on the clock: I’ll see you at five o’clock. with particular points in the day: The helicopter took off at midday and headed for the island. with particular points in the week: What are you doing at the Read More
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