ENGLISH GRAMMAR


ENGLISH GRAMMAR

Everyone Vs.  Every One

Everyone (Single Word) is only for people (=everybody), Every One (two words) is for things or people and is similar to each one. (Ex. "Have you read all these books?" 'yes, every one')

Example:
1. Everyone Enjoyed the party (=everybody)
2. He is invited to lots of parties and he goes to every one. (= to every party)

Source: English Grammar in use by Raymond Murphy 

Learn # English 
Much vs. many 

Much and many both means large amounts but there uses are different in sentence.

What is the difference between much and many . 

Much is used with uncountable nouns and where as many is used with countable nouns .

Example in words :
Count noun : book , dog , chair , banana etc.
Uncountable noun : happiness , wool , air , rice etc.

Example in sentences :
Uses of much : 

We didn’t earn much profit this year.
How much money have you got?
We need much milk .

In the above profit , money , milk are uncountable nouns and much is used. 

Uses of many :

Sharon does not have many friends.
There are too many students in this class.

In the above friends , students are countable nouns and used many . 

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Do yourself , the following words are countable or non countable ? Make sentences with the words using much and many :
Doughnut 
Information
Candy 
candle 
Cash
Money 
Music 

Simple tricks :

Much’ is used when we are speaking about a singular noun.

‘Many’ is used when we are speaking about a plural noun.

Time to practice : 
1. How _____ euros do you have on you?
2.He has too _____ problems.
3.She is in so _____ trouble.
4.They have been to _____ concerts.


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Some Elaborations:
1. NATO- North Atlantic Treaty Organization
2. WiFi-  Wireless Fidelity
3. HTTP- Hyper Text Markup Language
4. LDC- Least Development Country
5. GDP- Gross Domestic Product
6. IMF- International Monetary Fund
7. TIFA- Trade and Investment Framework Agreement
8. SAFTA- South Asian Free Trade Area
9. LC- Letter of Credit
10. BO- Beneficiary Owner's
11. BADC- Bangladesh Agricultural Development Corporation
12. BCIC- Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation
13. BGMEA- Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association
14. BPC- Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation
15.ADB- Asian Development Bank
16. RADAR- Radio Detection and Ranging
17. LoC- Line of Control
18. LPG-Liquefied Petroleum Gas
19. GPS-Global Positing System

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