Past Simple or Present Perfect?

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

What would you say: Who has taken my wallet? or Who took my wallet?

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To 'THE' or not to 'THE'

To 'THE' or not to 'THE'

What would you say:  A number of options were offered . or A number of the options were offered ?

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If Clauses: Funny

If Clauses: Funny

Try to come up with your funny if clauses...

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Lie and Lay: Quiz

Lie and Lay: Quiz

What is the difference between 'lie' and 'lay' ? Do the quiz!

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Ought

Ought

ought | should | must

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Have To or Have Got To

Have To or Have Got To

Compare the following:

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Weather

Weather

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Historic vs. Historical

Historic vs. Historical

Historic and historical are used in slightly different ways. Historic means ‘famous or important in history’, as in a historic occasion, whereas historical means ‘concerning history or historical events…

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Going to / Gonna

Going to / Gonna

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Past Perfect | When

Past Perfect | When

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Historical Present

Historical Present

What is Historical Present ? This technique uses a verb phrase in the present tense (“am eating,” “have just eaten”) while narrating an event that occurred in the past.

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When to use HAVE TO?

When to use HAVE TO?

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When to use MUST?

When to use MUST?

Do you know when to use 'must' and when 'have to'?

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State Verbs That Can't Be Used In Progressive

State Verbs That Can't Be Used In Progressive

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Present Continuous | Spelling

Present Continuous | Spelling

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Infographic: Plural or Possessive -s

Infographic: Plural or Possessive -s

Plural and Possessive -s

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Infographic: Shades of Modality

Infographic: Shades of Modality

A modal verb is a type of auxiliary verb that expresses possibility, necessity or obligation. Because of their commanding tone, modals must be used carefully, and some writers attempt to avoid them ent…

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Infographic: Understanding Modals

Infographic: Understanding Modals

Modals are small helping verbs that are used in past, present and future tense to convey ideas such as prohibition, obligation, necessity, permission and ability.

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