This grammar tutorial will show you how to use question tags on the end of your sentences. What are question tags? Question tags are short questions that we add to the end of a sentence in spoken English. Usually because we wan to get a reply. Examples: It was a good meal, wasn't it? You haven't had lunch yet, have you? We auxiliary verbs like 'have', … [Read more...] about How to use Question tags in English
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Countable and uncountable nouns
In this English lesson you will learn about countable and uncountable nouns in English. Countable nouns Countable nouns can be singular or plural and are things that we can count. We can use them with numbers and articles. Examples: I always eat an apple after lunch. I like to eat apples. There are two apples in the fridge. We cannot use singular countable nouns … [Read more...] about Countable and uncountable nouns
Grammar tutorial – How to use Possessives
In this English English lesson you will learn how to use possessives in English. We use possessives to show that: something belongs to somebody, to talk about relations and friends, and for parts of the body. Something belongs to somebody This is my room. That is your room. This is her car. This is his car. To talk about friends and relations They have … [Read more...] about Grammar tutorial – How to use Possessives
Grammar tutorial – prepositions in questions
In this English lesson you will learn how we use prepositions in questions in English. Prepositions at the end of questions It is very common in English to end a question with a preposition. Especially when we speak English. When the question starts with - what, where, which, who, how many Examples: What are you talking about?Which car did you decide … [Read more...] about Grammar tutorial – prepositions in questions
English grammar – how to use ‘else’
In this English grammar lesson for intermediate B1 level students you will learn how to use 'else' in English. What, how, who + else = more or other thing Examples: What else do you do?How else do you do it?Who else did you speak to? When, where, why + else Examples: If you can't do it know, when else could you do it?I have found a better job. Why else … [Read more...] about English grammar – how to use ‘else’