The past perfect tense is a verb tense used to describe an action that was completed in the past before another past action or event. The formula for the past perfect tense is: had + past participle For example: "I had studied for two hours before the exam." In this example, the past perfect tense is "had studied." The action of studying was completed before the … [Read more...] about The wonderful past perfect tense in English
Grammar
Confusing English verbs WIN, EARN and BEAT
In this English lesson you will learn the difference between the confusing English verbs WIN, EARN and BEAT. … [Read more...] about Confusing English verbs WIN, EARN and BEAT
Using ACTUAL, ACTUALLY, REAL, REALLY and IN FACT
In this English lesson you will learn how we use the words 'actual', 'actually', 'real', really', and 'in fact' in English. Using words such as "actual," "actually," "real," "really," and "in fact" can add precision and emphasis to our language. These words play a significant role in clarifying information, expressing sincerity, and providing evidence or proof in various … [Read more...] about Using ACTUAL, ACTUALLY, REAL, REALLY and IN FACT
English Sentence correction
In this English learning video you will see 10 sentences with grammar mistakes. Do you know what the mistakes are? English Sentence correction is for B2 and C1 English learners … [Read more...] about English Sentence correction
Get plus gerund or infinitive
In this English lesson for advanced learners you will learn how we to use Get plus gerund or infinitive. The verb "get" can be used with both gerunds and infinitives, depending on the context and meaning. Here's an explanation of how "get" is used with each form: Remember that the use of gerunds or infinitives after "get" can depend on the specific meaning or … [Read more...] about Get plus gerund or infinitive