Substitution in English Gramma

Master the use of substitution in English with this video lesson and practical examples.

Substitution in English is a useful tool to avoid repetition and make your sentences more fluent and natural. It involves replacing a word previously used with another word that refers to the same thing. This video lesson covers practical examples to help you understand and use substitution effectively.

Examples of Substitution:

• Original: "I really loved your biscuits. Can I have another biscuit?"
  Substitution: "I really loved your biscuits. Can I have another one?"
• Original: "If I can help, I'll be happy to help."
  Substitution: "If I can help, I'll be happy to do so."
• Original: "Mr. Turner should be there. If Mr. Turner isn't there, just give me a call."
  Substitution: "Mr. Turner should be there. If not, just give me a call."
• Original: "Are they coming? I think they are coming."
  Substitution: "Are they coming? I think so."

Watch the video to see these examples and start using substitution in your English communication.