Adjective patterns in English
Adjective patterns in English Many phrases begin with adjectives in English, but not everyone gets these grammar patterns right. After […]
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Relative Clauses in English
Relative Clauses in English Relative clauses are a useful area of English grammar to learn. They can make nouns sound
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Verb patterns in English
Verb patterns in English Do you know what verb form should come after a verb like “enjoy“? Should you say
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Simple, Compound + Complex Sentences in English
Simple, Compound + Complex Sentences in English Understanding the difference between the main sentence types in English will benefit your
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Used to + Would for past habits and routines
Used to + Would for past habits and routines Talking about past habits is a big part of sharing memories
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Using Second Conditional in English
Using Second Conditional in English The Second Conditional helps you talk about imaginary situations or unreal possibilities. This grammar pattern
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How to use Present Perfect Simple Tense
How to use Present Perfect Simple Tense The Present Perfect Simple Tense is one of the most common grammar topics
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Talk about MANAGING YOUR TIME in English
Talk about MANAGING YOUR TIME in English Talking about how you use your time is a common topic of English
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Talk about your NEIGHBOURHOOD in English
Talk about your NEIGHBOURHOOD in English Your neighbourhood is a great topic to talk about in everyday English or speaking
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Talk about YOUR JOB in English
Talk about YOUR JOB in English Being able to talk about your job is a super important skill when you’re
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