In this section, you’ll find grammar explanations from A to Z
I try my hardest to explain everything in a conversational and clear manner. Grammar is actually fun and interesting. Often you simply need a good example.
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A Full Table of the English Tense Aspects with Examples and Signal Words
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This file is a review of all of the lovely English Tense aspects using Business English vocabulary. Level B1/B2
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The following document is a basic explanation of how to chose between the present simple and the present continuous. This document is designed to help you access your automatized knowledge and thus help you speak faster, and hopefully without feeling the need to translate in your head before speaking.
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Prepositions of Place and Movement
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Would you like your English to sound more natural and not like a translation? If this speaks to you, then you need to learn about collocations and use them in your everyday speaking.
What is a collocation, you may ask?
It a way of expressing something employing two or more words that are often used together in a way that sounds natural.
I am sure that you’ll recognize many of them.
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If you ever acknowledge a negative statement by commenting, “Me,too”, please study the following info sheet!
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Still is both an adjective and an adverb. The following document should help you understand how to use this excellent word in your speech and writing.
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Conditionals. Some learners often never really master the English conditionals because (in my humble opinion) theirs teachers preface the lesson with words of doom and how complicated learning the conditional forms are. I disagree. Study, make your own, real-life examples, and practice. You’ll do just fine!
Doc 8 – Conditionals 1 & 2 – Review
Doc 9: The Third Conditional: