Grammar: How to use verbs of senses?
Welcome to a comprehensive guide on how to effectively use verbs of the senses—feel, hear, see, smell, and taste—in English.…
Grammar: Ellipsis and substitution
Ellipsis and substitution are indispensable tools in English grammar, enabling efficient communication by omitting repetitive elements and replacing them with…
Grammar: Mixed conditionals
English grammar introduces a fascinating concept known as mixed conditionals, where elements of different types of conditionals are combined to…
Grammar: Preposition collocations
Preposition collocations are keystones in the intricate structure of grammar, providing the glue that binds words and ideas together. In…
Grammar: As long as, unless, even if, in case, whether or not
Conditional statements are fundamental to expressing hypothetical situations, requirements, or possibilities in English. In this lesson, we'll unravel the nuances…
Grammar: Inversion
In the realm of English grammar, inversion adds a touch of sophistication to sentence structure. This technique involves reversing the…
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…
Grammar: Adverb position
Adverbs play a crucial role in modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, providing additional information about how, when, where, or…