Learning prepositions in any language is difficult, and English is no exception. So many students struggle with knowing how to use the prepositions within and without. We have lots of prepositions, and some of them seem to be used in strange ways. They can be pretty hard to know how to use. Today, we will […]
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Are you struggling in your English class trying to remember when to use this and that or these and those? You’re not alone. Many English learners make this mistake in their writing and speaking. This guide will help you understand exactly when to use each of these words correctly, so you can speak and write
This, That, These, and Those – An Easy Guide to English Demonstratives Read More »
If you checked out my post on your vs you’re, you’d know that there are actually many parts of English writing that are difficult for both English learners and native English speakers. Today, I’ll be teaching you about a similarly difficult topic: the difference between its vs it’s. It’s actually very east to learn! Let’s
Its vs It’s: What’s the Difference? Read More »
In English, we have many difficult grammar and spelling rules. We have many irregular verbs, random singular and plural pairs like goose/geese and moose/moose, and we have the hated there, they’re, and their. Some of these rules confuse native English speakers, too! Today, we’ll talk about one of them: your vs. you’re. When do you
Your vs. You’re – Which One Do You Use? Read More »
In English, one of our simplest sentence forms is NOUN + “is”/”are” + NOUN. This construction is used throughout the day as an English speaker. It is important to master it if you want to be fluent. Example 1: Taylor is an American. The subject of the sentence is “Taylor”. “is” is the verb in
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