English Tip · 06 — Reported Speech — What She Said
Reported speech shifts the tense back and changes pronouns and time expressions. The rule: step back one tense from what was said.
Category: Grammar
Advanced grammar lessons from the LIFE series — CEFR levels A1-C1. Concession clauses, inversion, discourse markers, and more.
English Tip · 04 — Prepositions of Time — At, On, In
Three prepositions handle almost all time expressions. At = precise times and fixed points. On = days and dates. In = longer periods: months, years, seasons, times of day (except night).
English Tip · 02 — Modal Verbs — Must, Should, Can: The Difference
Modals change the strength of what you’re saying. Must = 100% obligation or certainty. Should = recommendation or expectation. Can = ability or possibility.
English Tip · 01 — The Present Perfect — One Rule, Every Use
Use the present perfect when the past connects to now: the result matters, the time is unfinished, or the experience happened ‘sometime before now.’
Conditional Sentences in a Business Context | Business English B2
Proposals, negotiations, forecasts, and risk assessments all use them.
Can and Can’t — Talking About Abilities | English for Kids A2
A short A2 lesson for children on using can and can’t to talk about abilities, with the basic form, simple example sentences and questions with short answers to practise.
Question Words — Who, What, Where, When, Why | English for Kids A2
An A2 lesson for children on the question words who, what, where, when and why: what each one asks about, with example questions to read and practise.
Present Continuous — What’s Happening Right Now? | English for Kids A2
Look around you. Write 3 sentences: "My [friend] is ___ing."
Simple Present — What I Do Every Day | English for Kids A2
An A2 lesson for children on the present simple for habits and daily routines, showing when to add -s for he, she and it, with everyday example sentences.
Day 18: Teaching Grammar — Form, Meaning, and Use in Context
"Grammar is not rules. It’s a system for making meaning. Here’s how to teach it with AI-powered interactivity, visual demonstrations, and real-world use."