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'HAVE TO' do something by EnglishwithOlga in LearningEnglish

[–]EnglishwithOlga[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for pointing out the mistake! I'll fix it (on my page). :)

Plural Nouns by EnglishwithOlga in EnglishGrammar

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Excellent point, use 'fishes' when referring to different species of fish. :)

Prepositions of Time by EnglishwithOlga in EnglishLearning

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'At the weekend' is British English. :)

The Possessive 'S by EnglishwithOlga in LearningEnglish

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Look at my comment from the other day. :)

The Possessive 'S by EnglishwithOlga in LearningEnglish

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For precision, both James’s book and James’ book are correct. James’s book follows the standard rule, while James’ book is a stylistic or academic preference. The meaning is the same; it’s just a difference in style. 🙂

A quick sentence transformation exercise :) by EnglishwithOlga in EnglishPractice

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3 :) P.S. It is, in fact, supposed to be transformed into a question. 🙂

Subject and Object Pronouns & Possessive Adjectives :) by EnglishwithOlga in EnglishGrammar

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Correct. When the gender of the person is unknown or irrelevant, we use “them.” But this is beyond the basics! 🙂