IELTS Grammar

Look everywhere around you. Is there something you can see that you cannot name? There isn’t, right?  All thanks to nouns! But what...

You may already know the concept of categorizing words based on their form and function, such as which words are nouns, adverbs, verbs,...

Do you know that you can make a complete sentence with only one word – a verb in English? Consider the sentence “Stop!”...

“Anna is a new student. Anna is from Germany. Anna is friendly and smart.”  Did you notice something about these sentences? Do you...

Studies have shown that verb tense is one of the most challenging areas for most English language learners.  In fact, some native speakers...

a better pill to swallowAn unfavorable reality, disappointment, or disgrace that is difficult to bear.“Losing by only a point is a bitter pill...

Have you ever wondered what phrasal verbs are and why they are very common in English?  You might even be using them without...

In English grammar, negation is a grammatical construction that contradicts (or negates) all or part of the meaning of a sentence. There are many different ways...

I. Tenses Simple and continuous tenses; perfect tenses; present perfect continuous and past perfect continuous 1. Simple and continuous tenses START POINT Present...

Conditional sentences typically contain two clauses – the conditional clause (or if clause) and the main clause (or result clause). They allow us...