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a few / few

Make the distinction between "a few" and "few"!
a little / little

And also make the distinction between "a little" and "little"!
business vocabulary

Choose the right answer. Only one is possible.
comparatives

How to compare in English...
compound adjectives

Or how to shorten a sentence with an adjective.
compound nouns

Or how to shorten two nouns.
compound verbs

Or how to shorten an expression with one verb.
direct and reported speech

Turn the following sentences from direct speech to reported speech.
either-neither

Choices. Agreements and disagreements.
exclamatives: how and what

How and what: don't mix them up!
for - since - ago

When do you use for, since and ago?
interrogative pronouns

when - where - what - who - why - how
past perfect

also called the pluperfect
past simple

Remember, the past simple is the tense you use when the action is finished and is no longer taking place.
past simple or present perfect?

The 2 major tenses used in English. Don't mix them up!
present perfect

The present perfect shows the event or the consequence of the event are still going on.
quantities: few and little

Few or little? Just one choice is possible!
quantities: many and much

To distinguish the differences between many and much.
superlatives

The rule: the most or the least + adjective + noun. But pay attention to the exceptions...