What is the most difficult English grammar question?

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Foziya Abuwala

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Determining the most difficult English grammar question is subjective, as it depends on the learner's background and proficiency level. However, one commonly challenging area is the correct use of subjunctive mood. For example: Question: How would you rewrite the following sentence to correctly use...
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Determining the most difficult English grammar question is subjective, as it depends on the learner's background and proficiency level. However, one commonly challenging area is the correct use of subjunctive mood. For example: Question: How would you rewrite the following sentence to correctly use the subjunctive mood? "If I was you, I would study more." Correct Answer: "If I were you, I would study more." This change from "was" to "were" is a common area where learners make mistakes. read less
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Split infinitives: are they good grammar? The present perfect tense Present tense or past tense? Collective nouns: singular or plural ? Hyphens - when to join words with a hyphen in English. How many tenses does English have? Some say two, others six, others twelve?
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Split infinitives: are they good grammar? The present perfect tense Present tense or past tense? Collective nouns: singular or plural ? Hyphens - when to join words with a hyphen in English. How many tenses does English have? Some say two, others six, others twelve?
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There maybe many challenging questions in grammar such as subject verb agreement, conditional sentences, relative clauses, parallelism, gerunds v/s infinitives etc.
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It's depends on the person's knowledge about English
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I am online Quran teacher 7 years

There maybe many challenging questions in grammar such as subject verb agreement, conditional sentences, relative clauses, parallelism, gerunds v/s infinitives etc.
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I am online Quran teacher 7 years

There maybe many challenging questions in grammar such as subject verb agreement, conditional sentences, relative clauses, parallelism, gerunds v/s infinitives etc.
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I won't say difficult but question tag and direct- in direct narration can be tricky at times!!
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