Master English Grammar with Practical Sentence Examples

To Help and Grows

Out and How Much

• Cultivating your own vegetables, which is easier than it seems, is a healthy option.
• As long as you keep your promise, I will keep mine.
• How often do children help parents with chores?
• Does she want to come to the cinema with us on Sunday?
• In a democracy, a vote should be cast in an election by all citizens.

Done and To Meet

Along and A Little

• Who said that my teacher was wrong?
• The other passengers are asking me whose suitcase this is.
• The more books you read, the more knowledge you (will) gain.
• The tree under which we had a nap yesterday was very large.
• How did he persuade John?

Meeting and Haven’t Done

On and Up

• She will have her car repaired next Friday.
• Tom is the best chess player in his class.
• Queen Elizabeth spends her summer holidays in this castle, which is the most visited tourist attraction in this city.
• How much (money) is he being paid for this project?
• Home may be left for specific reasons only.

To Spend and Was Sold

To and Up

• She could not have written a better book.
• “Don’t be late,” my doctor said.
• That crocodile has been extinct for three thousand years.
• Have you checked the answers which/that are in the answer key?
• Although the weather was terrible, we went hiking.

Having and Had Left

Of and For

• I am getting used to driving on the left.
• My uncle didn’t see anybody breaking into my house last night.
• I wish I had gone to your birthday party yesterday.
• Jimmy, whose partner is my classmate, is my favourite cousin.
• I am having my car fixed right now by Mike.

Will Have Visited and Having Voted

Few and By

• Her retirement was due to a serious heart condition.
• “Did you visit your friends yesterday?” Rita asked.
• Jordan made a big mistake when he entered the room.
• The family, whose house burnt in a fire last month, was given a complimentary suite in a hotel.
• All places are going to be hit by the earthquake.

Washing and To See

By and Far

• None of the students answered the question correctly.
• People are complaining about not being able to have their hair cut.
• Jane can’t have left home yet.
• Helen is a friend (who/that) I went on holiday with.
• Who does that car belong to?

Rang and Have Left

From and To

• There used to be a blue wall here.
• She asked me if I could meet her at the station the following/next day.
• We ought not to have ordered so much fast food.
• When did you last hear from her?
• New York, which is not the capital of the US, is the largest American city.