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Jon Edwards 23rd November 2023 Grammar

Prepositions of place, state and movement in English

In this blog post we are going to look at prepositions of place, state and movement in English. Prepositions are always quite challenging in any language and often it’s just about remembering when and where you use them. We hope…

Jon Edwards 24th May 2022 General English, Grammar

Expressing wishes and regrets

If you are expressing wishes and regrets in English then it’s important to get the grammar right. You can use wish for past regrets, present regrets, complaining, dreams and unreal situations. Past regrets The word regret means that we now feel sorry…

Jon Edwards 13th April 2022 General English, Grammar

How to form future sentences

In English there are a few different ways to form the future. I find most English learners often use ‘will’ when native speakers will more frequently use the present continuous as the future or the ‘going to’ form. Here’s how…

Jon Edwards 11th February 2022 Grammar

Modal verbs and how to use them

What are modal verbs exactly? They are a subset of auxiliary verbs that we typically use to express modality e.g. properties such as obligation, possibility etc. What are the main modal verbs? can and could may and might shall and…

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