Habeeb English Lesson

*MY NAME IS HABEEB BEIN MUHD
*FROM MY EXTREMELY LAND NIGERIA

Dog ......... Fast

a. Growth b. Grow c.Growing

He is madly in .......... With her.

Loves
Love
Loving

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part one (1):

1.GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE
2.PART OF SPEECH
3.VERBS AND VERBAL FORMATION
4.ADJECTIVES
5.ADVERBS
6.PREPOSITION
7.FORMATION AND SIGNIFICANT OF WORDS

Part two (2):

1.PHRASES AND CLUASES
2.COMPREHENSION
3.SUMMARY WRITING

part three (3):

1.ESSAY WRITING
2.LETTER WRITING
4. LEXIS

Part four (4):

1.IDIOMS

part five (5):
1.LETTER AND SOUND
2.VOWEL SOUNDS

I created this group in order to help my Friends ( males and females).
This page will help you to improve your English Skills.
You can learn how to WRITE,READ,HEARING and SPEAKING ENGLISH very fluent and confidence.

I .......... a book.

Read it carefully

Good morning.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CAN AND MAY

Many English speakers are confused about the usage of the words 'can' and 'may'. For e.g., 'Can I drink water?' is incorrect. 'May I drink water?' is the correct phrase to use in this case.

The key difference between 'can' and 'may' is that 'can' talks about ability and 'may' talks about permission.

MAY

Can is used in two cases:

To talk about ability.

I can finish my homework by 5 pm.Can you finish your homework tonight?

To ask or give permission informally.

Can I use your pen? (To a friend)You can use my pen. (To a friend)

MAY

May is generally used to ask or give permission formally.

Let us take a situation between a student and a teacher.

May I drink water? Teacher: Yes, you may.

Let us take a situation between two strangers.

May I borrow your pen?Yes, you may.