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Sometimes common words make confusion or we mistakenly use for another without knowing the difference. Here you have some

Image may contain: text that says 'Difference between That and Which That That is used to indicate a specific object, item, person, condition, etc. Which Which is used to add information to objects, items, people, situations, etc. Example: She was driving the van that had German plates. Example: They got into the van, which had German plates. twitter.com/eagespokenenglish/ eAge tutor' No photo description available. Image may contain: text that says 'When to use had, have and has? Past tense: |-had we-had had they-had he-had she had -had Proper name- -had Title -had Present tense: I- have you have we-have they they-have he-has she- has it-has it- Proper name 一 has Title has instagram.com/eagespokenenglish/ eAge tutor' Image may contain: text that says 'Difference between For and Since For: For + a length of time For five years For an hour For a long time Since: Since a point in the time past Since 10 a.m. Since September Since 1992 Example She waited at the station for two hours. Example She is working since 7 a.m. twitter.com/eagespokenenglish/ eAge tutor' Image may contain: text that says 'Difference between May be and Maybe May be May is a modal verb which indicates possibility. Maybe Maybe is an dverb that means perhaps. May be = is possibly Maybe perhaps Example: He may be late. Example: Maybe it will stop raining soon.'

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