Category: Grammar
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Zero & First Conditional in English: A Simple Guide to Real Consequences
Conditionals are essential structures in English that help you describe cause and effect. Most conditional sentences…
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Might and Might Not – What might you do this weekend?
Understanding the Modal Verb “Might” | English Grammar Lesson | Frankly Speaking English Welcome to Frankly…
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English Grammar – Superlative Adjectives – What is the fastest animal?
In this video, we dive deep into superlative adjectives, an essential part of English grammar that…
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English Speaking Lesson – Be Going To and Will – Giving extended answers – New Year’s Resolutions –
In today’s English lesson we are sharing our New Year’s resolutions clearly and effectively using Be…
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Comparative Adjectives – Grammar – Making Comparisons – I’m shorter than you – Elementary
The comparative form of an adjective allows us to compare people, places or things. We can…
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Should/Shouldn’t – Giving advice! – Elementary Grammar
Hmmm, should I do some exercise today? Should we study some English grammar? Yes, you should!“Should”…
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Infinitive of Purpose – Giving reasons for an action! – Elementary Grammar
Why did you go to the mall? To buy some clothes? To meet your friends? To…
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Present Perfect – Have you ever…? and Past Participle Verb List – Elementary English Grammar
Have you ever visited France? Have you ever played tennis? Have you ever studied a foreign…
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Past Continuous – What were you doing…? – Past Tense – Elementary English Grammar
What were you doing last Sunday night? Were you watching a movie? Were you sleeping? Were…