hollylolly

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[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

Most people get this wrong.

People celebrate traditions ___ special days.

A) in
B) on
C) at
D) to

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@knowiiiedge Correct answer: on ✅
✅✅✅
✅✅✅

Explanation:
on ✅ → used for public transport (bus, train, plane)
in ❌ → used for cars (in a car)

📌Rule:
on a bus/train/plane📌
in a car

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@Englishtiip Passive:
You are loved (by me). ✅

Explanation:
Object (you) becomes subject
Verb → are loved (be + past participle)
“by me” is optional (and honestly sounds creepy, so people drop it)

Structure:
Active → Subject + Verb + Object
Passive → Object + be + V3 (+ by subject)

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@knowiiiedge Correct answer: B) cracked ✅
✅✅✅

Explanation:
cracked ✅ → has a visible crack
broken ❌ → usually completely smashed
spoiled ❌ → means rotten inside, not about the shell
damaged ❌ → too general

📌Rule:📌
small line : cracked
totally destroyed: broken

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@Englishtiip Correct answer: d) is ✅
✅✅✅

Explanation:
is ✅ → “furniture” = uncountable → singular verb
are ❌ → plural, wrong
were ❌ → past plural, wrong
have ❌ → doesn’t fit

📌Rule:
Uncountable nouns (furniture, money, information) → singular verb📌

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@Englishtiip Correct answers: 1 and 4 ✅

1. He is in hospital ✅ (British English)
means he is a patient

4. He is in the hospital ✅ (American English)
→ can mean he is inside the hospital (patient, visitor,)

in hospital (BrE) → state (patient)
in the hospital (AmE) → location/building

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@knowiiiedge Correct answer: A) at ✅
✅✅✅✅

Explanation:
at ✅ → used for “night”
on ❌ → used for specific days/dates
in ❌ → used for months/years/parts of day (in the morning), but NOT “night” like this
for ��� → wrong

📌Rule:
at night
in the morning / afternoon / evening

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@knowiiiedge Correct answer: A) at ✅
✅✅✅✅

Explanation:
at ✅ → used for “night”
on ❌ → used for specific days/dates
in ❌ → used for months/years/parts of day (in the morning), but NOT “night” like this
for ❌ → wrong

📌Rule:
at night
in the morning / afternoon / evening📌

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@knowiiiedge Correct answer: broke ✅
✅✅
Explanation:
broke ✅ → past tense of “break”
broken ❌ → past participle (needs “has/have”)
breaked ❌ → illegal word, call the grammar police
breaking ❌ → -ing form, wrong here

📌Rule: break → broke → broken.📌

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@knowiiiedge Correct answer: D) from ✅
✅✅

Explanation:
from ✅ → used for external causes
of ❌ → diseases/medical conditions
with ❌ → having something, not dying because of it
in ❌ → sometimes heard, not the standard answer

Rule:
die of + illness
die from + external cause📌

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@Englishtiip Correct answer: C) in ✅
✅✅✅✅

Explanation:
in ✅ → used for years, months, long periods
on ❌ → used for specific dates (on Monday, on July 5th)
at ❌ → used for exact times (at 5 pm)
for ❌ → wrong

📌Rule:
in + year/month
on + day/date
at + time📌

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@Englishtiip Best answer: dropped ✅
✅✅✅
Sentence:
I dropped my dinner.

Explanation:
dropped ✅ → you accidentally let it fall
(not broke ❌) → you break the plate, not the dinner
(not lost ❌) → you didn’t misplace it, you destroyed it

📌Rule: if it falls from your hand → drop.📌

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@knowiiiedge Correct answer: in ✅
✅✅✅

Sentence:
I’m in hospital. (BrE)
I’m in the hospital. (AmE)

Explanation:
in ✅ → correct (patient state)
at ❌ → general location
on ❌ → no

📌Rule: in hospital = patient.📌

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

She is looking forward to ___ married.
A) get
B) getting
C) to get
D) got

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@alib3rq L'endroit sur lequel vous marchez est du verre brisé, je ne brûlerai pas, je ne mourrai pas !

Dès qu'il s'éteint, si je ne vois pas ce feu, peu importe si je suis heureux ailleurs, je ne mourrai pas.

Quel genre de blessure êtes-vous ? Laissez-le croûter et saigner.

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

Who knows the answer??

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@alib3rq Ich, der ich damals "poci poci" gehört habe, lass es uns auf den Lehrer werfen!

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@alib3rq ははは、もちろん！あの赤い点は彼らの勇敢な心から来ており、あなたの輝かしい頭脳が私に特別な意味を与えてくれました。なぜかはわかりません 💔

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@_marico_marico こんにちは、ありがとうございます！私のアカウントを友達と共有できますよ！！

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

She is used to ___ alone.
A) live
B) living
C) to live
D) lived

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@DarkHumorVoid bravo six, going dark 😎

[hollylolly @hollygrammar]

@knowiiiedge Correct answer: have ✅
✅✅✅

Explanation:
have ✅ → “police” is treated as plural
has ❌ → singular, wrong

📌Rule: police = plural noun → plural verb.📌