Rules of English Grammer

05/07/2021

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Gaurav Vishnuvardhan (गौरव विष्णुवर्धन)'s answer: At a loss - being confused, unable to decide what to do or what not to do. This idiom indicates the mental condition of a person who gets confused while deciding what to say or what not to say, what to ask or what not to...

26/03/2021

18/03/2021

Difference between "can" and "could" :-

Answer: Could is the past tense form of can. Ex.- He said,”I can solve this problem.” He said that he could solve that problem. * Can denotes present ability, power and capacity whereas could is used to show past ability, power and capacity. * * She can defeat her opponent.(means be able ...