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Register✅
The words, style, and grammar used by speakers and writers in a particular situation or in a particular type of writing✏️
formal/informal register
letters written in a formal register
#register #writing #useful
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Register✅
The words, style, and grammar used by speakers and writers in a particular situation or in a particular type of writing✏️
formal/informal register
letters written in a formal register
#register #writing #useful
https://t.me/ieltslesson
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In everyday British English, people usually say have got something rather than have something, but in writing they usually prefer to use just have
He’s got a degree from Bristol University. (spoken, everyday)
He has all the relevant qualifications. (written)
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In everyday British English, people usually say have got something rather than have something, but in writing they usually prefer to use just have
He’s got a degree from Bristol University. (spoken, everyday)
He has all the relevant qualifications. (written)
#register #writing #useful
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According to somebody
used when saying what other people, organizations, reports etc have said:
According to the researchers, ‘some patients tended to see their illness as a punishment’.
Locally-grown food can be
better for the environment than organic food, according to a report published yesterday.
❌Don’t say ‘according to me’ or ‘according to my opinion’. You can only use “according to” when saying what other people, reports etc have said.
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According to somebody
used when saying what other people, organizations, reports etc have said:
According to the researchers, ‘some patients tended to see their illness as a punishment’.
Locally-grown food can be
better for the environment than organic food, according to a report published yesterday.
❌Don’t say ‘according to me’ or ‘according to my opinion’. You can only use “according to” when saying what other people, reports etc have said.
#writing #useful #register
https://t.me/ieltslesson
Register ✅ | GRAMMAR @Ielts_8
⚫️ "May" is not used in questions about possible events or situations.
Use "Might" instead.
⚪️ E.g Might there be problems?
⚫️ To say that it is possible that something happened, you can use "may have" or "might have"
⚪️ E.g She may have been executed.
He might have been misquoted.
⚫️ If something was possible, but did not in fact happen, you can use might have but not "may have"
⚪️ Had I been more Perceptive, I might have noticed that she was not happy.
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⚫️ "May" is not used in questions about possible events or situations.
Use "Might" instead.
⚪️ E.g Might there be problems?
⚫️ To say that it is possible that something happened, you can use "may have" or "might have"
⚪️ E.g She may have been executed.
He might have been misquoted.
⚫️ If something was possible, but did not in fact happen, you can use might have but not "may have"
⚪️ Had I been more Perceptive, I might have noticed that she was not happy.
#grammar #register
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Seldom sounds rather literary. In everyday English, people usually say "rarely" or "not very often" :
I seldom go there.
I don’t go there very often.
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Seldom sounds rather literary. In everyday English, people usually say "rarely" or "not very often" :
I seldom go there.
I don’t go there very often.
#register
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