Double Comparatives Hi English learners! Have you ever heard of double comparatives? You probably know what comparative is. It is the first degree of comparison. We use it to compare two people or things. We form it by adding -er to the short adjectives and putting more before the long Read more
Many students find modal verbs confusing, so this is your chance to learn more about modal verbs for speculating about the past.
Did you know that there is a group of verbs that change meaning with infinitive or gerund? In today’s lesson, we’ll look at eight such verbs.
More often than not, English students confuse adjectives and adverbs. Although, a little practice can go a long way when it comes to grammar.
We use the first conditional to talk about real or possible future situations, to make predictions, offers, suggestions, etc.
Learn about the first conditional sentences and do the quiz
‘Can’ and ‘could’ are modal verbs used in a few different ways.
