Grammar

This article explains how finite verbs indicate person and tense, while non-finite forms—infinitives, gerunds, and participles—have other functions. It includes examples and practice to help you identify each verb form in context.

This article explains dynamic and stative verbs, how statives work in continuous forms, and which verbs have dual meanings. It includes practical examples, common mistakes to avoid, and a short practice exercise.

This article explains what transitive verbs need, covers the basics of direct objects, and contrasts them with intransitive verbs. It also shows verbs used both ways, gives practical examples, addresses common confusions, and provides practice items.

Here we what modal verbs express, lists the main modals, explains their verb structure and grammar rules, discusses degrees of certainty, points out common errors, and provides short practice exercises.

This article explains why auxiliary verbs matter and covers the forms of do, be, and have. It details how to use auxiliaries in questions and negatives, and includes practice sentences to help you understand their practical uses.

This article explains what linking verbs do, lists main examples, and compares them to action verbs. It covers how adjectives follow linking verbs, highlights common sentence patterns and mistakes, and includes a quick practice section.

This article explains how action verbs express actions and state verbs show conditions or feelings. It highlights key differences, lists verbs not used in continuous forms, provides daily English examples, and offers practice sentences.

This article explains what verbs express, their main functions, and where they appear in sentences. It covers basic verb types and forms, highlights common beginner mistakes, and includes short practice tasks to help you improve.

Here we common pronoun problems, such as he vs him, this vs that, and who vs whom. It explains confusing cases like reflexives and everybody vs every one, and offers sentence practice to improve your grammar.

Here we when to use subject and object pronouns, how pronouns work after prepositions, and common mistakes in spoken English. It also provides quick tips and practice examples to help you master pronoun case.