In this English lesson you will learn how we use English grammar quantifiers a lot, lots, plenty and a great deal in English.These are used in a similar way to much and many. A lot, lots and plenty are used more informally. For example:There are a lot of people waiting for the bus. We might be here for a while.I … [Read more...] about English grammar – Quantifiers: a lot, lots, plenty
B1 (intermediate)
English prepositions IN, INTO, ON, ONTO
In this English lesson you will see how we use the English prepositions IN, INTO, ON, ONTO.Many students have problems with these prepositions as they are easy to confuse. However, the rules are easy to remember and you shouldn't have doubts in the future.Basically, we use IN and ON for position, for example:The car is in the garage. The … [Read more...] about English prepositions IN, INTO, ON, ONTO
English grammar – Past continuous tense
In this English lesson you will learn how we use the past continuous tense in English. This lesson is for students of ESL that are looking to perfect their knowledge of English grammar and English grammar rules. Basically, the past continuous tense is as follows:was/were + gerundExamples:I was talking to Sara yesterday about her promotion. John … [Read more...] about English grammar – Past continuous tense
English words to talk about LANGUAGES
In this English lesson you will learn the words we use in English words to talk about LANGUAGES. This lesson will help you build your vocabulary, improve your pronunciation and help you become more fluent in English. You will learn words like:AccentDialectNative languageSecond languageMultilingualMonolingualBilingualIf you want … [Read more...] about English words to talk about LANGUAGES
English Adjective order before nouns
In this English video lesson you will learn the adjective order before nouns that we use in English to classify descriptive adjectives in English. For example: Description - Classification - Noun A brown beer bottle. - Opinion - Description - … [Read more...] about English Adjective order before nouns