‘For’ meanings: The Bad News for Bear

What can I use this for?

‘For’ can be used lots of different ways in English. Look out for the different ‘for’ meanings in the text and then read the explanations below.   For those of you who don’t know, one of Britain’s best-loved exports of TV is the brilliantly named Bear Grylls. His show about survival in the wild, called [...]

March 20th, 2012 | Posted in Language Rules by | Read More »

Though Although Grammar: Interactive ads for women

Although it's for women, men can donate to charity too.

Though Although Despite In spite of…how do you use these words in English? Look at the text examples & then learn with the grammar section

February 24th, 2012 | Posted in Language Rules by | Read More »

Basic English – Past Simple: Whitney Houston’s funeral

Past Simple verbs. Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative. Elementary English

Irregular Verbs in Past Simple are difficult in English. You must learn the verbs because there are no rules. Included here is also a reference table of Preterite Irregular Verbs.

February 20th, 2012 | Posted in Language Rules by | Read More »

Grammar: ‘As’ – Rules of Date Club

Do NOT add an 's'!!!

How do you use ‘as’ in English? Lots of different uses of ‘as’ in the text and then the grammar explained…plus a video of ‘As’

February 13th, 2012 | Posted in Language Rules by | Read More »

Question tags: You shouldn’t sit down, should you?

Are you trying to kill yourself?!?!?!

You know that sitting down is dangerous, don’t you? The English grammar of Question Tags explained. Plus some health tips that everybody that is alive should read!

February 2nd, 2012 | Posted in Language Rules by | Read More »

Whoever/Whenever Grammar: Nadal vs Djokovic – whoever lost, we won

This is SPARTA!

An awesome tennis match and an even more incredible explanation of whoever, wherever, whichever, whatever & however!

February 1st, 2012 | Posted in Language Rules by | Read More »

Prediction phrases: New Year’s Eve in London

Fireworks that are exactly the same as every firework you've ever seen, standing in the freezing cold and disgusting strangers pretending to be your best friend trying to french kiss you - a great NYE!

Video of last year’s NYE fireworks in London and phrases of prediction to say what you are more than likely to experience if you are seeing in the New Year in London this year.

December 31st, 2011 | Posted in Language Rules by | Read More »

Present Perfect vs Past Simple: Fox Hunting Ban

I say, can you remember which one is your dog?

Fox hunting was banned years ago, but lots of fox hunts have taken place recently. Present Perfect vs Past Simple – when do we use them?? Find out here…also with mp3 to practise your listening skills.

December 30th, 2011 | Posted in Language Rules by | Read More »

Used to: Boxing Day

Yes! More shopping opportunities!

What did people used to do on Boxing Day? Full grammar explanation of ‘used to + infinitive’ and ‘used to + -ing’

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Comparatives – Christmas Eve

A big fat man with a long white beard

Comparatives explained and a comparison between Xmas Eve in the UK and continental Europe

December 24th, 2011 | Posted in Language Rules by | Read More »

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