Grammar

English • 1 Mar 2024

“To Be” in English and its Different Verb Forms

Did you know that the verb is the most frequently used English verb? That’s probably not surprising, since—as you’re about…

English • 21 Feb 2024

Countable nouns are specific items that can be counted individually, such as “apples” or “dogs.” Uncountable nouns, on the other…

English • 21 Dec 2023

Many English learners are confused about the difference between the past tense and past participle verb forms. It’s easy to…

English • 23 Nov 2023

A noun is a person, place, thing or idea—simply put, you can’t communicate in English without nouns. So if you’re…

English • 20 Oct 2023

Prepositions—words that describe the relationship between two nouns—can be tough to learn, because they don’t often translate directly between two…

English • 8 Oct 2023

Saying “I eat fish” isn’t the same as saying “I am eating fish.” But what’s the difference? To understand why…

English • 19 Sep 2023

Studying English grammar isn’t always fun, yet we all keep learning and practicing the English grammar rules because it’s important…

English • 6 Sep 2023

As a language learner, you may be quite confused about the difference between the present perfect and the simple past…

English • 23 Aug 2023

Writing is an important part of your English language journey. By learning more and more advanced skills, you can further…

English • 21 Aug 2023

At best, using informal English at the wrong time can be uncomfortable. At worst, using impolite English could impact your…