@ell_stackexchange Negative of a clause or phrase at the outset of an enumeration + "or" / "and no" #Grammar #English #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange using "no matter how much I tried" and "would" after it #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Difference between "don't need to/needn't" & "don't have to" & "needn't have to" #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Passive agents introduced by "as to"? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange is the last day included in when we talk about booking a place from one day to another? [closed] #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange I had studied at St Mary's School. Is this sentence grammatically right or wrong? [closed] #Grammar #English #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Which of these modals are used to express certainty, probability, possibility, and remote possibility (with pictures) #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange "Try to open" VS "Try to get it open" #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange 'Not until' VS 'until' #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange What's the correct positive answer for "Isn't it?"? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange "make running" vs "make run" #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Is "describe on something" correct? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@peter_christensen Learning Foreign Languages with Fluent Forever #LanguageLearning #Education #BookReview
@ell_stackexchange What is different between "I thought you would know" and "I thought you knew" #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@scott_chacon MIT Scientists Prove Adults Learn Language to Fluency Nearly as Well as Children #LanguageLearning #Science #Education
@ell_stackexchange Subject after "but" #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange I have played football yesterday. is it Correct? #Grammar #English #LanguageLearning
@scott_chacon How to Talk about Language Learning #LanguageLearning #Education #Communication
@ell_stackexchange the function of used to in sentences #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange "There is something on the wall" or "on the wall there is something" #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Couldn't or couldn't have in this sentence #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange "Had decided" vs "decided" #Grammar #English #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Is "to be down to do something" grammatical and common usage? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange What is the simplest and correct version of "Tell me what I should be doing in that case if there is anything I should do"? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange What is the negative form of "as well as"? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Is it correct/natural to use an inanimate subject for causative HAVE? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange In what contexts can I say "in the school"? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Difference between at and to #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Is it right to use the structure "do as well as doing"? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@jacques_mattheij Learning Romanian #LanguageLearning #Education #Travel
@ell_stackexchange "Have you learnt a lot...?" vs "Did you learn a lot...?" #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning
@ell_stackexchange Can we omit past participle in: "on the bridge [built] in 2000? #English #Grammar #LanguageLearning