Used To vs Past Simple – Learn the Difference
Do you say I used to play tennis or I played tennis? Both talk about the past, and both can be correct — but they don’t always mean exactly the…
Will or Be going to? – Talking about the Future
Will or Be going to? How to use these grammar structures correctly in English? Here you will find a few English tips that will help you choose will or be…
Difference between EVERY and EACH
Every or each? My students would like to know what is the difference between every and each. So I am very happy to write a post on this aspect of…
How to use English Prepositions of Time – IN ON AT – English Grammar
The three most appropriate prepositions that we normally use when talking about “time” are In, At and On. The rules are quite simple but you will only fully understand them…
Uncountable and Plural Nouns in English
Many English learners make small mistakes with uncountable and plural nouns. Uncountable and plural nouns can be difficult because some nouns that are countable in your language are uncountable in…
Adjectives ending in ED and ING
Confused about bored and boring? Interested and interesting?You are not alone.Many English learners mix up adjectives ending in -ed and -ing. But the difference is actually simple.In this lesson, you…
When to use the Present Continuous Tense in English?
The following sets out the use of the Present Continuous format of verbs. There are examples given in each situation.Scroll down to watch a short video lesson and complete an…
Comparatives and Superlatives in English
In this post you will learn everything you need to know about comparatives and superlatives in English.It also includes 2 video lessons.Comparative and superlative adjectives are used to compare people…