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:Important Grammar Rules for PTE Reading Section:
We use ”To” or “For” with “–ing or a noun” Don’t use “With” with “being”. Use sorry ABOUT “something”. Use sorry FOR “doing something”. Use crazy ABOUT “something”. Use famous FOR “something”. In Time means soon enough to do something. On Time means punctual, not late Noun+preposition are used together(“ reason for,” cause of”) We use “in” for cars and taxis. We use “on” for bicycles and public transportation. Use “at” for an event. For example, at a party, at the movies Use “in” with towns and villages. Use “Until or till” to say how long situation continues. We use for+ a period of time to say how long something goes on. For example, for two hours We use during+noun to say when something happens.(don’t use during three days) Use while+subject+verb. For example, I fell asleep while I(subject) was watching(verb) television. Use “at” with times. Use “on” with dates and days. Use “in” for longer periods of time. Don’t use “at/on/in” before “last” and “next”. “Despite” is used with a noun, a pronoun, or –ing. Always use “Despite” without “of”. “Although” is used with a subject+verb. For example, Although she smokes, although I had etc.