The Past Perfect Tense

In English grammar, perfect tenses are used to show that one thing happens before another thing in the past. For today’s English lesson, I am going to show you how to use the past perfect tense.

Misplaced Modifiers

• Misplaced Modifiers can cause considerable confusion to readers and can also be a great source of amusement to them. The error caused by misplaced modifier can be depicted pictorially through many humorous examples. 
• Modifiers are like teenagers – they fall in love

About Dollar

When you go shopping, it is important to be able to say and listen to the amounts of money correctly. Here are some basic examples:

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off the charts

If something is “off the charts” it means that it is too big to even measure, or “unusually large in some way”. If a person weighs 250 kg, you could say that their weight is “off the charts“.  It’s “too big to measure” or “too big for a normal scale to measure”. It doesn’t have to be ONLY about physical

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Anecdote

The Boss

One day a man goes to a pet shop to buy a parrot. The assistant takes the man to the parrot section and asks the man to choose one. The man asks, ''How much is the yellow one? ''
The assistant says, ''$2000. '' The man is shocked and