English spelling can be a tricky aspect of learning the language, especially for EAL (English as an Additional Language) learners. This guide aims to clarify the key English spelling rules related to verbs, nouns, and adjectives. By understanding these rules, you’ll improve your spelling skills and feel more confident in your writing. English Spelling Rules: […]
Both Regular and Irregular Verbs [Verbs That Can Be Regular and Irregular!]
Both Regular and Irregular Verbs [Verbs That Can Be Regular and Irregular!] Learning English verbs can be challenging, especially when some verbs can be both regular and irregular! This article will help English as an Additional Language (EAL) students understand these special verbs by listing them and providing example sentences for each. Let’s dive in […]
Less versus Fewer: How to Use Each Correctly
English learners often struggle with the following distinction: less versus fewer. While these words might seem interchangeable, they serve different grammatical purposes. Less versus Fewer: How to Use Each Correctly This article will clarify their formal, standard uses and touch upon the more flexible, informal use of “less” in everyday speech. Formal, Standard Use Fewer […]
Present Perfect Tense: Definition, Structure and Examples
The present perfect tense is a crucial part of English grammar, particularly for learners of English as an Additional Language (EAL). Understanding and using this tense correctly can greatly enhance your ability to communicate effectively. Read on Present Perfect Tense: Examples & Uses and master this verb tense right now! Present Perfect Tense: Definition, Structure […]
Prefer To or Than: Which is Correct?
For English as an Additional Language (EAL) learners, mastering the nuances of prepositions can be challenging. One common area of confusion is whether to use “Prefer To or Than”. Prefer To or Than: Which is Correct? This article will help clarify the correct usage and provide plenty of examples to guide you. Prefer To or […]