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About Nouns. Common and Proper Nouns
common nouns are general and refer to non-specific entities, while proper nouns are specific names used to uniquely identify individuals, places, or things. The key difference is in the level of specificity and the capitalization of proper nouns.
Modal Verbs: must
Must with the indefinite infinitive is used in the present to express a strong obligation, necessity or deduction. Examples: I must study for my exam. (strong obligation)
Auxiliary and Modal verbs
Auxiliary and modal verbs can be used to avoid repetition in sentences.To avoid repeating a verb:
The Present Indefinite Tense (the Present Simple)
Some adverbs that are commonly used with the Present Simple (Simple Present) tense: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, regularly, frequently, occasionally,
How to form the Degrees of Comparison
Here are the general rules of orthography for forming the comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives with er and est endings: