Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? A) She don’t likes apples. B) She doesn’t likes apples. C) She doesn’t like apples. D) She don’t like apples.

"An extremely unhappy Larry flipped when his trust fund tanked." Why is the article "an" used in the sentence above? Shouldn't it be "Extremely unhappy Larry flipped when his trust fund tanked"?

Why are you wanting to learn how to speak English? What do you struggle with the most when it comes to speaking American English? How long have you been learning English? Do you want to learn how to speak American English by doing my conversation classes, pronunciation classes or phrasal verbs/prepositions/vocabulary classes?

English students, try this! Topic: subject verb agreement

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Hello, everyone! What is the difference between "I'm feeling myself good", "I feel myself good" and just "I feel good"? Could anyone explain it to me, please? I will appreciate your help!

hi everyone. Could anyone tell me, please what does word “chainmail” means?:) Thanks beforehand