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Genitive used with places

Exploring the Charm of Saxon Genitive! Dive into the fascinating world of the Saxon genitive and unravel the stories hidden within these possessive expressions! Curious to explore more? Check out the sheet below, filled with intriguing examples that showcase the beauty and versatility of this linguistic gem! #cambridgeenglishh #B2First #fceexam #c1advanced #caeexam #TOEFL #TOEIC #IELTS #saxongenitive #possessivecase #advancedenglish #inglescambridge #imparareinglese

TO PERSUADE SOMEONE TO DO SOMETHING

To Rain Heavily - Idioms

https://www.aprendeinglesenleganes.com/heavy-rain.php English is full of creative ways to talk about heavy rain ☔ Ever heard: ✅ “It’s bucketing down” ✅ “It’s coming down in buckets” ✅ “It’s pouring”? Download this quick PDF to learn how to use these naturally! #englishidioms #learnenglish #eslresources #studyenglish #rainyvocabulary #cambridgeenglish

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Technical Writing - Vocabulary for describing charts

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Saying something is difficult - phrases and idioms

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TO + GERUND | English vocabulary words learning, English grammar, English language learning grammar

Jul 31, 2022 - TO + GERUND We usually find "‘TO"’ with a verb (as part of the infinitive form). However, when "TO" is a preposition which is part of a combination ( Phrasal verb, prepositional verb, idiom, adjective + preposition) , then it is correct to use a gerund after it. This table contains some of the most commonly used phrases containing the "TO + GERUND" formula.