Grammar: Present simple Vs present continuous
Understanding the distinctions between the present simple and the present continuous tenses is crucial for accurately expressing actions in the…
Grammar: Much, many, a lot, a little, a few
Understanding the nuances of expressing quantity is essential in constructing precise and grammatically correct sentences. In this lesson, we will…
Grammar: Gerund (verb+ing) and infinitive
Understanding the difference between gerunds and infinitives is crucial for constructing accurate and meaningful sentences in English. Both gerunds and…
Grammar: Conjunctions – and, but, so, or, because and for
Conjunctions are essential in connecting words, phrases, and clauses in a sentence, facilitating a smooth and coherent flow of ideas.…
Grammar: Adverbs of manner
Adverbs of manner play a vital role in English grammar by providing additional information about how an action is performed.…
Grammar: Future perfect continuous question
In the future perfect continuous tense, questions are constructed by using the auxiliary verb "will" followed by the subject, "have…
Grammar: Future perfect continuous negative
In the future perfect continuous tense, negative sentences are formed the auxiliary verb "will not" (won't), after the subject, then"have…
Grammar: Future perfect continuous affirmative
In the future perfect continuous tense, affirmative sentences are created by using the auxiliary verb "will" after the subject, then…
Grammar: Future perfect simple question
In the future perfect simple tense, questions are constructed by using the auxiliary verb "will", followed by the subject, "have",…
Grammar: Future perfect simple negative
In the future perfect simple tense, negative sentences are created by using the auxiliary verb "will not" (''won't'') after the…