Present Simple
Complete guide to the present simple tense — form, usage, and practice.
Find a rule, read the examples, and practise using it.
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Complete guide to the present simple tense — form, usage, and practice.
Complete guide to the present continuous (progressive) tense.
Complete guide to definite and indefinite articles in English.
How to show possession in English — my/your/his, apostrophe-s, of, and possessive pronouns.
How to use am, is and are: positive and negative sentences, questions, short answers and contractions, with many simple examples.
How to use there is and there are to say that something exists or is in a place, with negatives, questions and many simple examples.
When to use I, he, she, we, they and when to use me, him, her, us, them, with simple tables, examples and common mistakes.
How to use can and can't for ability, permission, requests and possibility, with questions, short answers and pronunciation tips.
How to use this, that, these and those for things near and far, singular and plural, with simple tables and many examples.
Complete guide to the past simple tense for regular and irregular verbs.
Complete guide to expressing the future with 'will' and 'going to'.
Complete guide to prepositions of time, place, and movement in English.
How to form and use the past continuous tense — was/were + -ing for actions in progress in the past.
Much vs. many, a few vs. a little — how to use countable and uncountable nouns correctly.
How to form and use comparatives (bigger than) and superlatives (the biggest) in English.
How to use some, any, every, no, each, both, and other determiners correctly in English.
Types of English adverbs, how to form them, and where to place them in a sentence.
English sentence structure rules — how to put words in the correct order.
Learn the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives like bored and boring, with pairs, prepositions and common mistakes.
Complete guide to the present perfect tense — connecting past actions to the present.
All four conditional types explained with clear rules, examples, and common mistakes.
How to form and use the passive voice in English, with tense-by-tense examples.
Complete guide to English modal verbs — can, could, should, must, may, might, and more.
How to use who, which, that, where, and when to add information to sentences with relative clauses.
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