English grammar

‘Have’ has the same meaning as ‘have got’ for possession, family, appearance, illnesses, or timetabled events. Both are ...

Phrasal verbs are very common in English, especially in conversation. They are formed with a verb and one, or sometimes ...

There are many types of relative clauses... Defining relative clauses provide information we need to explain something. ...

We use conditionals to say the result of a condition. There are two parts: the ‘if’ section explains the condition, and ...

There are many ways to talk about the future. They depend on the type of event: a pre-decided plan, a sudden decision, a...

The past perfect is used to talk about: Time up to another time in the past We use the past perfect simple (had+ past pa...

The present perfect is formed with the present tense of the verb have and the past participle of a verb. Using the prese...