Adverbs of Frequency
Learn how to use adverbs of frequency and time expressions.
Boring vs Bored
In English, many adjectives are formed from verbs, and they often end in either -ing or -ed. While they look similar, they have very different meanings.
The Simple Past
Learn how to use the simple past to talk about past events and to add extra politeness.
Questions with How
Learn how to form questions using how.
Little Red Riding Hood
A Tale of Two Reds
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The classic story of Little Red
Making Fresh Water from the Sea
Our planet has a lot of water, but most of it is saltwater in the oceans. Humans cannot drink saltwater because it is too salty for our bodies.
Tip: Reading While Listening
The Secret Weapon for Mastering English
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To truly master English, you
Be or Being
A look at using "being" to describe temporary states.
Action and Non-Action Verbs
Learn the difference between verbs that show action and those that describe a state of being.
Commenting on Habits
Here's an interactive lesson to help you talk about people's habits in English.
Present Continuous
The Case of the Serpent's Eye
A short detective story with many examples of modals of certainty in use.