For English as an Additional Language (EAL) learners, mastering the subtleties of the English language can be quite a challenge. One common area of confusion is the use of phrases like “There didn’t use to be or There didn’t used to be.” While both may sound acceptable in everyday conversation, it’s important to understand which […]

If you’re learning English as an additional language, you might have come across two common phrases that seem similar but have distinct meanings: “there was” and “there used to be.” These phrases are often used to talk about the past, but understanding their differences is essential for clear communication. In this article, we’ll explore the […]

If you’re learning English as an additional language, you may have encountered two tenses that can be a bit confusing at times: the Past Perfect and the Past Perfect Continuous. Both tenses deal with actions that happened in the past, but they serve slightly different purposes. In this article, we’ll explore the similarities and differences […]

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on the usage of articles in English: “a, an, the.” These little words can sometimes create big confusion among English as an additional language learners, but we’re here to clear it up for you. Understanding how to use articles correctly is fundamental for effective communication in English. In this guide, […]

Understanding and correctly using future tenses is a crucial aspect of English language learning. Two commonly used future tenses are “will vs be going to.” In this article, we’ll break down these two tenses, explore their differences, and provide examples and exercises to help English as an additional language learners master them. Will (Simple Future) […]