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DARN dɑ:n 1. n зашто́панное ме́сто; што́пка 2. v што́пать; чини́ть ~ Repair by sewing; Sewing that repairs a worn or torn hole (especially in a garment) • Darn socks ⭕️Unknown English

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QUESTION Whats the difference between "to be able to" and "can"? The first difference to understand is the difference in grammar. “Can” is a “helping verb” (technically known as a “modal auxiliary verb”) and “to be able to” is not. This difference should be obvious from the fact that we use the infinitive (“to + VERB”) form “to be” in the phrase “to be able to”, but there is no infinitive form for “can” (because it is a helping verb) – we cannot say “to can [do sth.]” (X). So, when we use “to be able to” in a sentence, the main verb is “to be”, but when we use “can” in a sentence, the main…

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QUESTION Why is it wrong to say "if I would have"? It is wrong because it precludes the second clause of the sentence from being correct. The first clause of a conditional (“If”) sentence should be in the subjunctive mood,¹ i.e., “If I had …,” not “If I would have ….” The second clause in the sentence contains the intended action hypothesized in the first clause, i.e., I would ….” You have not provided a sample sentence, only a phrase, so I will postulate a few example sentences: • “If I had that kind of money, I would probably give it away.” • “If I had known about compounding interest, I…

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QUESTION Which sentence is correct? “Peter said he prefers swimming to yachting.” or “Peter said that he prefers swimming to yachting.” Both are correct. The first one is just a shortened form of the second one. The original sentence structure is: • X (said) that Y. (We can use other verbs in the place of “said”.) In this sentence structure, “that Y” is a noun clause serving as the direct object in the sentence, and the word “that” is used to introduce the noun clause. In some cases, when the verb is “said”, “know”, “think”, “believe”, and so on, we can shorten the noun clause in this…

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