The English Language has a unique sentence structure and many words that are similar in their use to one another. Because of this, language learners are often confused by actions that are almost identical in definition but different in their use. The words “do” and “make” are the perfect examples. …
Would you want to learn how to use would in sentences? We use this modal verb in everyday speech, but many don’t know its meaning. But, I assure you, it’s easy to use once you know its functions. Is would the same as will? Does it express a different verb …
There are many people who get confused between there is vs. there are. Learn about the difference between the terms there is and there are as I break it all down for you.Then answer the two exercises I provided to check your understanding of the topic. There Is vs. There …
Ever and never are total opposites of each other. One is commonly found in statements, while the other is usually used in questions. But what’s the best way to use ever and never? I’ll show you the different usages of the adverbs ever and never with examples. Then, challenge yourself …
Being a writer and author for nearly 15 years now, I can definitely say that English grammar works in such mysterious ways! So, we need to be careful when learning it. “So” and “such” are two words that don’t substitute one another, and that might be confusing for non-native speakers. …
Some English speakers and writers need clarification on the indefinite pronouns something, anything, nothing, and everything. They are quite similar but different in meanings. I’ll teach you anything and everything about these indefinite pronouns. Find out the difference between something, anything, nothing, and everything, then answer the worksheet I whipped …
Have you ever wished for the impossible? What a beautiful thing it is to wish for something. It fills us with hopes and perspectives for the future. But how do we express this desire correctly in English? Let’s find out! When to Use “Wish” The verb “wish” can be used …
English grammar can be confusing for non-native English speakers. In this guide, I will provide some exercises to help improve your understanding of “some” and “any.” I’ve also created a printable PDF for you to use as a reference. I hope you find these exercises helpful! When to Use “Some” …
If you’re learning English, you’ve probably heard the verb “used to.” This verb is tricky for many learners because it doesn’t always follow the normal rules of English verbs. This guide will explain the basics of “used to” and provide some exercises to help you practice this verb. I’ll also …
What are the words do, does, am, is, and are? And how do you use them correctly? Learn these verbs’ functions and correct usage, then answer the three do, does, am, is, are exercises. Use of Do, Does, Am, Is, and Are Do, does, am, is, and are are helping …