Grammar: Already, still, yet
In the English language, the adverbs "already," "still," and "yet" play crucial roles in conveying the timing and status of…
Grammar: Whenever, wherever, whatever, whoever and however
The words "whenever," "wherever," "whatever," "whoever," and "however" are compound words that combine relative pronouns with adverbs. In this lesson,…
Grammar: Wishes and regrets
Expressing wishes and regrets involves using specific verb forms and structures in English. In this lesson, we will explore how…
Vocabulary: Common verbs of senses
Effective communication often involves articulating experiences and observations, and mastering common verbs of senses is essential for this purpose. Verbs…
Grammar: Adjective order
In English, the order in which adjectives are placed before a noun is essential for clear and effective communication. Adjective…
Grammar: Compound adjectives
Compound adjectives are formed by combining two or more words to describe a noun. Understanding how to create and use…
Grammar: Auxiliary verbs
Auxiliary verbs, also known as helping verbs, assist the main verb in forming various tenses, moods, and voices in English.…
Grammar: “Would rather” and “Would sooner”
"Would rather" and "would sooner" are expressions used to indicate preferences or choices in English. In this lesson, we will…
Grammar: “For,” “From,” and “Since”
The time expressions "for," "from," and "since" play a crucial role in indicating the duration or starting point of actions…
Grammar: Clauses of contrast, purpose, and reason
Understanding clauses that express contrast, purpose, and reason is crucial for constructing complex and nuanced sentences in English. In this…