Grammar

Here we descriptive, quantitative, and demonstrative adjectives, explains how each type functions, gives sentence examples, points out common mistakes, and offers a short practice section to help you use these adjectives correctly.

This article explains what adjectives describe, where they appear in sentences, and the main types and forms you’ll encounter. It also covers how adjectives differ from adverbs, common beginner mistakes, and offers short practice tasks.

This article explains the base, simple present, simple past, past participle, and present participle forms of English verbs. It covers when to use each form, provides examples, and includes a practice section to help you identify verb forms.

This article explains what phrasal verbs are, the basics of verb and particle combinations, and the difference between separable and inseparable verbs. It also covers common examples, usage problems, and provides a short practice section.

The article defines regular verbs and their ed pattern, outlines groups and examples of irregular verbs, gives pronunciation tips, highlights frequent mistakes, and provides a practice list for review. It’s a practical guide based strictly on these key topics.

This article explains verb valency, covering intransitive, transitive, and ditransitive verbs. It includes common verb patterns, clear examples, and a short practice section to help you understand how verbs interact with other sentence elements.

This article explains complementation in English, covering how verbs take objects, infinitives, gerunds, and clauses. It shows common patterns with examples and includes a short practice section to help you apply what you've learned.

The article defines participles, explains present and past participle forms, and details their roles in continuous tenses and passive voice. It also covers how participles act as adjectives and includes practice tasks to help you master these concepts.

This article explains what gerunds are, details their forms, and shows how they function as subjects, after prepositions, and after certain verbs. It also covers basic differences between gerunds and infinitives, with practice exercises.

The article explains the difference between bare and to-infinitive forms, lists verbs that use each, and discusses their use after modals and let/make. It also highlights common errors and includes practice exercises to help you master the topic.