Education:Language Learning
Today I want to teach you how to use the word “lack†correctly.
I’ve noticed some of my students making a little mistake with this word, so this lesson will help you learn which one to use – “lack†or “lack of.†It’s a very small detail, but it’s important to learn so that your English grammar is correct.
Lesson text: https://www.espressoenglish.net/english-grammar-lack-or-lack-of/
These little details of English grammar can be confusing!
That’s why I created the Advanced English Grammar Course, to help make the rules of the language clear – and to help you put them into practice.
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