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The Right Way to Say 'There Is' and 'There Are'
Many learners mix up 'there is' and 'there are' when speaking English. This detailed explanation walks you through how they work, why mistakes happen, and how to use them naturally in real situations.
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When to Use A, An, or No Article
Choosing between 'a', 'an', or no article is one of the trickiest parts of English for learners. This guide clearly breaks down when to use each one, why the rules can feel confusing, and how to build natural instincts through real examples.
Prepositions of Time: In, On, At
Many English learners mix up the prepositions 'in', 'on', and 'at' when talking about time. This guide breaks down the rules clearly with examples, tables, and easy ways to remember them.
Subject–Verb Agreement with Indefinite Pronouns
Indefinite pronouns like 'everyone', 'someone', and 'none' can be confusing when choosing singular or plural verbs. This guide walks you through the rules with clear explanations and examples.
Difference Between Could vs. Would
Many learners confuse 'could' and 'would' because both are modal verbs used for polite requests, possibilities, and hypothetical situations. This guide explains the real differences with examples, tables, and practice tips.
Reported Speech Basics: Say, Tell, Ask
Many English learners get confused when using 'say', 'tell', and 'ask' in reported speech. This guide explains the differences clearly with rules, examples, and practical tips.
Conditional Clauses: If I Were vs. If I Was
Many learners wonder whether they should say 'If I were' or 'If I was'. This guide explains the difference clearly with rules, examples, and easy ways to sound natural in both formal and everyday English.
Gerund or Infinitive After Common Verbs
Some English verbs are followed by gerunds, others by infinitives, and a few can take both with different meanings. This guide explains the rules with clear examples, tables, and memory tips.
Hyphen Rules for Compound Modifiers
Hyphens can completely change the meaning of a sentence, especially when used in compound modifiers. This guide explains when to use them, when to avoid them, and how to make your writing clearer.
Vocabulary for Describing Weather Conditions
Weather vocabulary is essential for everyday conversations. This guide introduces clear, practical words and expressions to help you describe weather naturally and accurately.