Have you ever given someone directions to your favorite coffee shop? Told a friend about a fantastic book you found somewhere? Or described where you left your keys (probably here, there, or everywhere)? If you’ve done any of these…
Introduction: Why English Collocations Matter More Than You Think Have you ever wondered why native English speakers instantly recognize when something sounds “off” in a sentence, even when the grammar is technically correct? The secret…
Writing a formal email is an important skill for students, job seekers, and working people. A formal email is different from a friendly email or message. In formal emails, we must follow grammar rules, polite…
Let’s learn Idioms vs. Phrasal Verbs. Learning English can sometimes feel confusing. One area that many students find difficult is the difference between idioms and phrasal verbs. These two parts of English are used very…
I will walk you through when to use semicolons vs. commas in English grammar, complete with clear rules, examples, and my personal teaching insights. As an English teacher with years of experience guiding students, I’ve…
Let me start with a question: Have you ever found yourself trying to explain something that might have happened in the past but still affects the present—or vice versa? If you’ve been teaching or learning…
Capitalization is a basic but very important part of English writing. When we use capital letters correctly, our writing becomes clear, professional, and easier to read. As an English teacher and soft skills trainer with…
As English learners progress, they encounter a new challenge: mastering tenses that describe the past. We’re all familiar with the simple past tense (“I walked to the park”) and the past perfect tense (“I had…
English learners often struggle with verb tenses, and the past simple is one of the trickiest. The past simple is essential for telling stories, sharing experiences, and discussing events that occurred in the past. But…
Adjective Phrases in English Have you ever wanted to make your writing more fun and clear? Do you want to describe things so well that your reader can see them in their mind? One simple…
I’ll teach you the difference between Shall and Will. Have you ever heard someone say, “I shall go to the park,” and someone else say, “I will go to the park”? You might wonder —…
Have you ever wondered why some sentences feel complete while others seem to need something more? What if the secret lies in the verbs we use? Verbs are the action words in a sentence, and…
250 English Sentences Using “I Am”. 💬 Personal Information & Feelings I’m happy today. I’m feeling tired. I’m excited about the trip. I’m hungry. I’m cold. I’m warm now. I’m not feeling well. I’m ready…
Have you ever told a story and gotten confused about when things happened? Maybe you said “I go” when you meant “I went,” or “she is running” when you meant “she ran.” Don’t worry—you’re not…
Let’s learn phrasal verbs for health and fitness. Staying healthy and fit is something we all strive for, right? Whether you’re a seasoned gym-goer or someone just starting to think about your health, you’ve probably…