The correct answer was B – “was diagnosed.”✅

The reason is that he did not diagnose himself. He was diagnosed by a doctor, so we should use the passive form.

If someone (i.e. a doctor) gives a diagnosis, then we can use the active form of “diagnose.” If we focus on the patient

Here's your daily #grammar challenge.

The correct answer was “in.”✅

Some people said “of” but this is incorrect.
After superlatives, we do not usually use 'of' when referring to a place or group.

Example:
❌ This is the best restaurant of the city.
✅ This is the best restaurant in the city.

We say “to be +

Here's your #grammar challenge for today. 👇

Try to pick the right preposition.

The correct answer was A – “Many.”✅

This is because “people” is a countable noun. We say “many more + countable noun” and “much more + uncountable noun.” For example:

🔸 We have many more products in the warehouse.
🔸 There are many more reasons why you might want to join.
🔸

I'm back! 😇

Here's your #grammar challenge for Monday.

A few days ago, I returned from my holiday to Thailand, but I have a lot of work to catch up on, so I won't be posting my usual grammar challenges this week.

Instead, I'll spend this week working and then return to posting on 𝕏 next Monday.

See you then.👋

I am going to take a short break from posting here and on other social media platforms. I have been posting almost every day for several years and I need to focus on other things for a while.

I will be back again in a few weeks.👋

Here are the answers.

Did you get them all correct?

It's Sunday, so let's do a round-up test based on last week's #grammar challenges.

I will post the answers later.

Yesterday's grammar challenge was about using conditionals.

Here's a handy guide.👇

The correct answer was A – “will.”✅

This is the first conditional. The formula is:

IF + PRESENT SIMPLE, (THEN) FUTURE SIMPLE

We use “will” to complete the future simple form: “will turn back.”

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The correct answer was C – “the.”✅

We treat this as a definite place even though there are multiple seasides in the world.

It is strange, but we never say “a seaside.” This is because we think of it as one big space where the land meets the water.

It’s the same with “the

Here's your #grammar challenge for Thursday.

Who knows the answer?🤔

The correct answer was B – “it.”✅

This refers to “the blaze.”

When we refer to a single thing, we use “it.” If there had been multiple fires, we could say “they.”

Note that the pronoun here logically refers to the fire rather than the firefighters. We can tell that from the

Here's your midweek #grammar challenge.🚒

Yesterday's grammar challenge was about relative pronouns and specifically the difference between essential and non-essential.

Here is some further explanation.👇

The correct answer is B – “which.”✅

This is about essential and non-essential relative clauses.

We use “which” after a comma in a non-essential relative clause. That means the information is not necessary for understanding the noun that it modifies.

ESSENTIAL: This is the

Here's your daily #grammar challenge.

This one might be hard for some people, so think about it carefully.