Adverbs of frequency express the frequency with which something happens. They can usually be used when answering questions that start with How often…? QUESTION ANSWER How often do you work out? I always work out How often do you call your friends? I seldom call my friends How often do you study English? I often […]
Some English as an additional language learners may find it difficult to master all verb tenses in English. Learning verb tenses, however, is extremely important to express our ideas appropriately. Sometimes, the use of a verb tense instead of another completely changes the meaning we want to convey. That’s why you need to be aware of all verb […]
If you’re learning English, chances are that you make some grammar errors once in a while. You should never be ashamed of them. Errors are an essential part of any learning process. However, the fewer you make, the better, right? Check our special list of the most common grammar errors in English and learn how […]
Modal verbs are used to express modality. Modality is the speaker’s attitude towards a specific situation. Examples of these attitudes are: ability, certainty, obligation, possibility, impossibility, advice, permission, prohibition, invitations, offers, and requests. Here are the most common modal verbs: can could may might shall should will would must ought to and had better* * […]
Prepositions of place are short words that usually cause trouble to many people. When to use in? What about on? Well, keep reading and find that out! ABOVE in extended space over and not touching; at a higher level or layer than The picture is hung above the bed IN FRONT OF in a position […]