English grammar made simple
Tenses, articles, conditionals and more in short: the essentials, examples, a common mistake and a mini exercise.
Grammar · A2Modal verbs in short: can, must, have to, shouldCan, must, should or have to: what each one means, why must and have to are not the same, and the most common slip with “to”.Read
Grammar · A2Present Simple or Present Continuous? The difference in shortPresent Simple or Present Continuous? When to use each, why verbs like know don’t take -ing, and which time markers help you choose.Read
Grammar · B1Conditionals in English: types 0, 1, 2, 3 and mixed, in shortWhen to use if + Present Simple, Past Simple or Past Perfect, how will and would work, and what mixed conditionals are, in a short guide with examples.Read
Grammar · A2Will vs going to: the short rule and examplesWill or going to? Use will for a decision made as you speak, and going to for a plan or a prediction based on evidence. Short rule, examples, quiz.Read
Grammar · A2Articles a, an, the: the short rule and examplesWhen to use a, an or the, and when to leave the article out: a short rule, clear examples and the mistake learners make most often.Read
Grammar · B1Present Perfect vs Past Simple: the short rule and time markersPresent Perfect or Past Simple? When to use each, the time words that give them away, and the mistake almost every learner makes at first.Read
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