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Grammar Lessons
Welcome to our English Grammar Lessons section! Whether you're just starting to learn English or aiming to improve your skills, our free lessons are here to help. From basic concepts to advanced rules, we've got everything you need to boost your English skills. We make learning English grammar effortless and natural.
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Beginner Grammar Lessons
These beginner-level posts offer a solid foundation, focusing on essential structures to build confidence in speaking and writing.
The Weather Today
You will learn how to use "am," "is," and "are" to talk about the weather and other descriptions.
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At the Supermarket
You will learn to use the present simple for daily routines and preferences.
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Preparing for My Friend's Party
You will learn to use the present continuous tense to talk about what you are doing now.
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My Weekend Plans
You will learn when to use present simple and present continuous in conversations about weekend plans.
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1 min read
Hobbies and Interests
You will learn to use "have got" to describe what you and others own.
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2 min read
The Best Movie I Saw
You will be able to use "was" and "were" to describe past situations and experiences.
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My New Hobby
You will learn to use regular and irregular verbs in the past simple tense.
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My Date Didn’t Show Up
You will learn to make negative sentences and questions in the past simple tense.
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Helping Animals in Need: Our Charity Event
You will learn how to use "will" and "shall" for talking about future plans and events.
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2 min read
My Cousin’s Wedding in Italy
Learn how to use "be going to" for talking about plans and making predictions.
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My Dream Job
You will learn to use "can" and "can't" to talk about abilities and permissions.
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Learning a New Language: Dos and Don’ts
You will learn to use the imperative form in sentences about language learning.
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Dinner at the Restaurant
Learn to use "Would you like...?" and "I’d like..." to make polite requests and express preferences.
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2 min read
Why Italy Is My Favorite Country to Travel To
You will learn to distinguish between verbs followed by “to + infinitive” and verbs followed by “-ing” in sentences.
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2 min read
Miracle Garden
You will learn to use "a," "an," and "the" with singular and plural nouns.
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Louvre Art Gallery
Learn when to use a/an, the, and when to use no article in English.
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2 min read
Touring a Vintage Car Show with My Dad
Learn to use "this," "that," "these," and "those" to point out objects close or far away.
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2 min read
Favorite Cuisine
You will learn to use possessive adjectives and subject pronouns correctly in sentences.
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Learning to Cook with My Dad
Learn when to use subject and object pronouns in a cooking story.
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2 min read
My Birthday Celebration at Home
You will learn to use "a," "some," and "any" with different nouns.
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Learning a New Language
You will learn to use "much," "many," "a lot of," "a little," and "a few" correctly in sentences.
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2 min read
Finding the Owner at the Lost & Found
Identify when to use “Whose” to ask about ownership and the possessive 's to show that something belongs to someone.
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Exploring London’s Oldest Bookshop
Learn to use "there is," "there are," "there was," and "there were" to talk about present and past things.
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A Day at the Local Farmers' Market in Cape Town
By the end of the lesson, you will know when to use 'this' and 'it' correctly.
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The Best Shopping Mall in Dubai
You will learn how to use "there" to talk about something existing and "it" to refer back to a specific thing or place.
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The Oldest House in the City
You will learn how to use adjectives like old, interesting, and expensive to describe nouns.
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The Tortoise and the Rabbit Race
You will learn how to use adverbs of manner (like slowly) and adjectives (like slow) in sentences.
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2 min read
My Two Best Friends
You will learn how to use comparative adjectives like taller than and more important than in everyday sentences.
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The Tallest Buildings in the City
Learn how to use superlative adjectives to describe the tallest buildings in New York City.
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Planning a Movie Night
Learn when to use conjunctions like "and," "but," "or," "so," and "because" to connect ideas in sentences.
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2 min read
A Weekend Getaway
Understand and use prepositions of time: at, in, on.
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The City Adventure
Understand and use prepositions of place (at, in, on) in different city locations.
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A Day of Rearranging: Setting Up a Bedroom
Learn how to use prepositions like next to, in front of, and behind in context.
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2 min read
The New Neighbors
Understand how to use questions, word order, and question words in simple conversations.
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A Day in the Life of a Pet
Learn to use adverbs of frequency with the present simple tense to describe how often actions happen.
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A Visit to the Market
Understand and practice basic English word order through a story about visiting the market.
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3 min read
Intermediate Grammar Lessons
Take your English skills to the next level with intermediate lessons that seamlessly integrate more complex grammar into real-world contexts.
A Day in the Life of a Student
You will understand when to use the present simple and present continuous tenses in everyday situations.
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2 min read
Favorite Childhood Memories
You will identify when to use the past simple and present perfect tenses in the context of childhood memories.
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2 min read
Collecting Antique Jewelry
You will learn to distinguish between the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous tenses.
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2 min read
Lost wallet
You will learn to use past simple, past continuous, and past perfect tenses correctly.
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2 min read
Our Road Trip Across the USA
Identify and use future forms ("will," "be going to," and the present continuous) to describe different types of future plans.
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2 min read
A Day on the Set
Learn how to identify and use different verb tenses to describe events happening in the past, present, and future.
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2 min read
Living in a Big City – Things You Must Know!
Learn when to use must, have to, and should to express necessity, obligation, and advice.
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2 min read
Celebrating Festivals Around the World
You will learn how to use "can," "could," and "be able to" to express abilities and possibilities.
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2 min read
Lost in the Forest
You will learn to use modal verbs of deduction to guess what might be true.
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2 min read
A New Life in New York City
You will learn how to use "usually," "used to," "be used to," and "get used to" in sentences.
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2 min read
Time for a Spring Clean
You will learn to use "had better" for advice and "it’s time" for actions you need to take.
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2 min read
Friends or Family: Who Would You Rather Spend Time With?
You will learn to use "would rather" and "would sooner" to share your preferences.
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A Day in the Life of a Millionaire's Wife
You will learn to use phrasal verbs to describe daily routines.
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Europa Park
You will learn to use the First Conditional to express future possibilities.
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A World Without Technology
You will be able to distinguish when to use the second conditional in unreal situations.
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A Dream Vacation
You will learn how to use first and second conditionals to talk about vacation plans and dreams.
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2 min read
If Only I Had Studied Abroad
Understand and identify how to use the third conditional for talking about past unreal situations.
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A Day in Bologna, Italy
Practice identifying and using passive verb forms by reading a story about a day in Bologna, Italy.
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Visit to the Doctor
You will learn to use indirect speech in conversations.
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How Chocolate Is Made
Learn how to use active and passive voice in context.
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Recent Study on Optimal Healthy Living
You will learn to use gerunds and infinitives correctly in context.
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A Weekly Grocery Shopping Trip
You will learn when to use a, the, and no article in sentences about shopping.
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2 min read
Traveling Solo
You will learn to use reflexive pronouns correctly in sentences.
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Wildlife Watching
You will learn to use quantifiers to describe quantity in a story about wildlife watching.
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2 min read
Sunny Weekend Plans
You will learn how to use both, either, and neither to express choices.
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Shopping for Clothes
You will learn how to use any, no, and none correctly.
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2 min read
Discovering the World of Books
You will learn how to use "all" and "both" in sentences.
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2 min read
Travel Adventures
You will learn to use "another," "other," "others," "the other," and "the others" correctly in travel stories.
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2 min read
Interesting Cities I Have Visited in Turkey
Learn to use relative clauses to give more information about cities.
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Finding the Best Study Method
Learn how to use comparatives and superlatives to describe different options.
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My Embarrassing First Day at University
Learn how to use -ed/-ing adjectives to describe emotions and feelings.
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A Busy Weekend in the City: Just a Normal Day in Taksim, Istanbul
Distinguish between the use of so, such, so much, and so many in sentences.
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2 min read
The Benefits of Taking a Twenty-Minute Break
To learn how to use compound adjectives with numbers, such as “twenty-minute” and “ten-minute”, in context.
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Deciding on a Pet
Understand how to use clauses of contrast, purpose, and reason in sentences about pet choices.
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Moving to a New City: London to Manchester
Learn when to use verb + preposition combinations in context.
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A Weekend in Dublin, Ireland: A Tourist’s Guide
Learn to use adjectives with prepositions correctly.
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2 min read
Taking an Italian Cooking Class
Learn when to use "during," "for," and "while" in sentences.
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The History of a Local Café in Tokyo
Learn how to use "for," "since," and "from" correctly in time expressions.
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2 min read
Advanced Grammar Lessons
Challenge yourself with advanced grammar lessons designed to help you master sophisticated language use.
Living Off-Grid
Understand how to use modal verbs for expressing permission, obligation, prohibition, and necessity in the context of sustainable, off-grid
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The Psychology of Happiness: What Really Makes Us Happy?
You will learn how to use modal verbs for speculation and deduction (e.g., might, could, must)
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3 min read
The Sounds of Nature – How Different Environments Affect Us
Learn how to use verbs of the senses like hear, see, feel, and others correctly in context, describing sensory experiences in nature.
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2 min read
Getting Creative: Ways to Unlock Your Inner Artist
Understand how "get" can have various meanings in different contexts.
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2 min read
Lessons from the Pandemic: What If We Had Prepared Differently?
Learn how to use mixed conditionals and inversion to talk about what might have been and offer advice using "if I were you".
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2 min read
Marco Polo and the Perils of His Journey
Learn how to use mixed conditionals to talk about past unreal situations and their possible present consequences.
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2 min read
If Only I Could Read Minds
Understand how to use wish, rather, if only, and it’s time with past tenses to talk about unreal situations and regrets.
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3 min read
Why Consistency Is Key in Achieving Your Career Goals
Learn how to use unless, even if, provided, and as long as to express conditions for achieving success.
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How Rumors Spread
To identify and use distancing expressions and the passive voice of reporting verbs in conversations
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The Science Behind Climate Change and Its Impact
Learn to identify and use passive verbs with two objects in context.
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The Future of Artificial Intelligence: Hopes and Fears
Learn how to use verb patterns with objects and infinitives/gerunds naturally in context.
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Breaking Boundaries: Innovations That Changed the World
Identify when to use gerunds and infinitives within sentences that describe innovative processes and breakthroughs.
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Inventors Who Changed the World: Did They Work Alone or Together?
Understand and use reflexive and reciprocal pronouns to describe individual and shared actions.
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The Mystery of Time Travel: Fact or Fiction?
You will learn how to use generic pronouns to refer to people, things, and ideas without specifying gender, using examples related to time t
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Cultural Differences in Time Management
You will learn to use possessive ’s with time expressions correctly.
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The Impact of Music on Society
You will learn how to use compound nouns and possessive forms correctly in sentences related to music and society.
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2 min read
Life in a Multicultural Neighborhood
Understand and use defining and non-defining relative clauses to give specific details and additional information about people and places.
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3 min read
A Journey Through the World’s Most Unique Festivals
Distinguish between "there" and "it" as preparatory subjects in context.
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Digital Nomads: A Life of Freedom or Isolation?
Distinguish between "have" as an auxiliary and main verb in context.
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2 min read
The Impact of Globalization on Local Cultures
Understand how to use ellipsis and substitution to convey the impact of globalization on local cultures.
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3 min read
The Journey to Success: How Spotify Became a Global Brand
Distinguish when to use inversion with negative adverbials for emphasis.
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Traveling Alone Versus Traveling with a Group
Distinguish when to use clauses of contrast, purpose, reason, and result.
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The Role of Education in Shaping Future Leaders
Understand how education contributes to shaping future leaders using discourse markers.
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Exploring the Amazon Rainforest
Learn how to use participle clauses to describe actions happening at the same time.
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The Moments That Defined the 21st Century
Learn how to use cleft sentences to emphasize important ideas.
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2 min read
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