Nowadays, the English language is becoming more and more critical. Aside from having access to stable career growth through international…

English is a confusing language indeed. And spelling seems to be a minor thing but believe it or not, it’s…

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The confusion between “each and every” is a common grammar issue because these words seem similar. Although both refer to…

By: Teacher Joseph Following the rules in reported speech is important. Check this lesson out and learn other rules.  …

By: Teacher Joseph Another day, Another topic.  And then I was thinking, “What topic should I write about now?” It…

By: Teacher Scarlett Prepositions indicate relationships between other words in a sentence. It tells us where something is or when…

By: Teacher Scarlett Which article should you use? I want to buy a book I want to buy the book…

By:Teacher Sarah Looking into the future means being hopeful and achieving certain goals. Since the pandemic has started, most of…

By Teacher Scarlet What are modal verbs? Modal verbs are auxiliary/helping verbs that indicate modality. They are used to express…

By: Teacher Ellen When can we add modifiers like ‘very’, ‘extremely’, and ‘a little bit’ to adjectives? It depends on…

By: Teacher Linalyn Phrases  A group of words that is part of, rather than the whole of, a sentence. It…

By: Teacher Joseph Palomares Write essays but not these ways These words indicate the pain of students around the world.…

By: Teacher Herold Verbs are words that express an action, event, occurrence, or state of being. Examples: buy,clean,kick,make,read    clean,think,throw,smell know should…

By: Teacher Shella English grammar could be tricky, but don’t worry, we will make it simple and easy to understand…