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Future with going to or will: Is there a difference?

It´s definitely not the same thing. It’s all a matter of decision. Let´s see some examples: I´m having a party. I´m going to invite lots of people. Here, the speaker has clearly already made a decision (before the time of speaking). The decision to invite lots of people to the party. There doesn’t seem to […]

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Did You Know That These Words Have No Plural?

Yes… many ESL students don’t know this and find it difficult to believe, but some words in English have no plural form. These words are called “mass nouns,” that is, nouns that don’t have a plural form in English and can’t be used in plural or with plural verbs. Mass nouns are singular in form. […]