A phrasal verb = a verb + a particle (preposition or adverb) The magic is that the meaning changes completely when you add that little word. You…

“Used to” is a very common structure in English. We use it to talk about past habits or past situations that were true before but are not…

“A little” and “a few” can be confusing because they both mean “a small amount.”But the difference is actually very easy. Check the table below. A little…

Below, we will explore the differences between a lot of, many, and much, look at examples, and learn some useful tips to avoid common mistakes. A lot…

SOME ANY We usually use some in affirmative (positive) sentences. We usually use any in negative sentences and questions – I have some books.– She bought some…

Adverbs of frequency tell us how often an action happens. They answer questions such as: Examples: These adverbs are commonly used to talk about: Common Adverbs of…

Imagine you have a camera with a powerful zoom lens. IN ON AT Use in when something is inside a larger area or an enclosed space. Use on when something is…

Prepositions of time are words placed before time expressions to show the relationship between an action and a specific moment or period in time. They help answer…