Understanding English grammar can sometimes feel difficult, especially when it comes to moods. In this blog post, I will explain the three main moods in English grammar: Indicative, Imperative, and Subjunctive. I will use simple…
Are you confused by long English sentences? Do you see words like because, although, or if and feel lost? Don’t worry. These are called subordinating conjunctions, and they are not as hard as they seem….
Prepositions can feel like those tiny words that we hardly pay attention to, but they play a huge role in communication. Think about it: when you give directions, describe an action, or even talk about…
“Why didn’t I get the job? I said all the right things.” That’s what one of my students told me after a job interview. She had the right experience, wore her best blazer, and spoke…
250 Sentences Using “I am getting”. 😌 Emotions & Feelings I’m getting excited about the trip. I’m getting nervous before the interview. I’m getting angry with his attitude. I’m getting tired of waiting. I’m getting…
There are 100 simple sentences about sports: General Sports Sentences Sports keep us healthy. I love playing sports. Soccer is my favorite sport. Running makes me feel strong. Swimming is a great workout. Tennis is…
There are 100 simple sentences about health and wellness: Healthy Eating Eating fresh fruits is good for your health. Drink plenty of water every day. Avoid eating too much junk food. Vegetables give us important…
There are 150 simple sentences using “Would” and “Used to” to talk about past habits: I used to play soccer every day. She would visit her grandparents on weekends. They used to live in a…
1. Question Tags with ‘Be’ Verbs She is your teacher, isn’t she? They are happy, aren’t they? He is late, isn’t he? It is a sunny day, isn’t it? I am your friend, aren’t I?…
The word “although” is a conjunction used to show contrast or unexpected results. It connects two parts of a sentence, where one part explains something surprising about the other part. It means the same as…
There are 70 simple sentences with prepositional phrases: The book is on the table. She sat next to me. The cat jumped onto the bed. They went to the park. The keys are in my…
When learning English, one of the trickiest areas can be understanding the difference between gerunds and infinitives. Both are verb forms, but they have different roles and rules. Let’s explore what they are, how they…