Causative verbs show that someone or something made a certain action happen. The most common causative verbs are get, make, and have. Verbs like order, cause, force, and want can also be causative verbs. They are followed by noun clauses. If the direct object of the causative verbs make, have, and let perform the action, the... Continue Reading →
I decided to do the reading section of TOEIC because I simply haven't done a video or blog on it yet. I'm excited about doing this because Native English Speakers can use these techniques for SAT (maybe). TOEFL is a difficult test, but it's also something you can use with it. Stay tuned for that,... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to another edition of incomplete sentences. If I'm not mistaking, this could be the very first blog I've written along with the YouTube video and Podcast for Incomplete Sentences. Anyhow, here's a breakdown of gerunds. Gerunds are verbs in their base form + -ing, e.g. doing. Infinitives are verbs in their base form... Continue Reading →
So, after going to Maldives, I thought to myself, "man, people around the world should know what are the best islands to go to." Now, don't get me wrong, there are a lot of islands out there in Europe that I do not know about, but from my personal perspective, these three islands I've gone... Continue Reading →
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