Idioms about travel any port in a stormMeaning: An unfavorable option which might well be avoided in good times but which nevertheless looks better than the alternatives at the current time. at the wheelMeaning: Driving; in control of a vehicle. backseat driverMeaning: A backseat driver is a passenger in a car who insists on giving […]
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The interrogative form
The interrogative form is different if the verb is an ‘auxiliary’ verb (to be, to have, will, can, etc.), or a ‘normal’ (non-auxiliary) verb.
Interrogative of auxiliary verbs
Interrogative of normal verbs (non-auxiliary verbs)
Inverting the auxiliary to form the interrogative
50 most common nouns in English
A list of the 50 most frequently used nouns in written English. Learning to use these nouns is a good starting place for any beginner English learner who wants to build up his English vocabulary.