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English Standard: Never use “went” with “have,” “has,” or “had.” Use “gone” instead. #learnenglish

English Standard: Never use “went” with “have,” “has,” or “had.” Use “gone” instead. #learnenglish

English Standard: Never use “went” with “have”, “has”, or “had.” Use “gone” instead.

English Standard: Never use “went” with “have”, “has”, or “had.” Use “gone” instead.

English Standard: Never use “seen” without “have”, “has”, or “had.” (It’s a participle!)

English Standard: Never use “seen” without “have”, “has”, or “had.” (It’s a participle!)

English Standard: “Us” is an object pronoun and can never be used to perform the action of the verb.

English Standard: “Us” is an object pronoun and can never be used to perform the action of the verb.

English Standard: “Us” is an object pronoun and can never be used to perform the action of a verb.

English Standard: “Us” is an object pronoun and can never be used to perform the action of a verb.

English Standard: If you can count it, use “fewer.” If you have to measure it, use “less.”

English Standard: If you can count it, use “fewer.” If you have to measure it, use “less.”

English Standard: If you can count it, use “fewer”. If you have to measure it, use “less.” #grammar

English Standard: If you can count it, use “fewer”. If you have to measure it, use “less.” #grammar

accept: to agree, take something on - except: but, other than #learnenglish #englishgrammar

accept: to agree, take something on - except: but, other than #learnenglish #englishgrammar

English Standard: Don’t use an unnecessary preposition when the sentence is understood without it.

English Standard: Don’t use an unnecessary preposition when the sentence is understood without it.

If a noun or pronoun precedes a gerund, it must be in the possessive case. Learn English with Cats!

If a noun or pronoun precedes a gerund, it must be in the possessive case. Learn English with Cats!