Device used for catching animals Vehicle pulled by a single horse verb To use a device to catch animals or people To hold, e.g. a nerve, so that it cannot move A2 More expand US /ɪkˈspænd/ ・ UK /ɪ
Thank you for your suggestion to elaborate on the grammar tip “Its vs. It’s“; we may very well do that. However, we stand firmly behind our Apostrophes, Rule 2 Note, which reads “Although names ending in s or an s sound are not required to have the second s added in possessive...
An infinitive can have its own subject, introduced with for:For evil to succeed it is only necessary for the good to do nothing.Note: In informal English, we sometimes put an adverb between to and the infinitive. This is known as a ‘split infinitive’ and we usually avoid it in formal...
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Grammar : Its/it's Quiz Quiz *Theme/Title: Its/it's * Description/Instructions A lot of people have trouble knowing when to use its and when to use it's. It's is a contraction for it is or it has. Its is a possessive pronoun meaning of it or belonging to it. If you aren'...
harmony rules internally.Semiz(fat or meat) +ot-u(its-plant-or-grass). The second of those is already suffixed, so adding a further suffix requires a buffer letter-n-so we havesemizotunu(as if it weresemiz otunu) and not the expectedsemizotuyu.As for other examples John pointed out...
Come on everybody.It’s time for us to geton the coach. What if, Suppose/ Supposing (that) We usewhat if, suppose / supposing (that)with the past simple or continuous to ask questions about an imaginary situation in the present or future and its possible consequences. These questions...
If there’s one thing I can’t stand it’s fussy children’s clothes. There’s a beautiful old house for sale at the local estate agent’s. If you want a really unique wedding dress, you need to find a good maker of dresses. ...
I you he she it we they Noun possessive pronoun mine yours his hers What's the meaning of them? its ours theirs Grammar Point 名物代 = 形物代 + 名词 Yours = your + baseball glove (n.) Mine = my + baseball glove (n.) His = his + badminton racket (n.) Hers = her + badminton...
It's Daniel's . 5 Whose pencils are those? They're Millie's . Work in pairs Model: A:Whose ... is this? B:It’s ...’s. A: Whose ...are these? B: They are...’s. Let's complete it. 1. What do you buy for your mother on Mothers' (mother) Day? 2. These are the...