Have To vs. Need To vs. Must – What’s the difference in English?
What’s the difference between have to, need to, and must in English? Learn how to use these modal verbs for obligation with confidence and clarity.
What’s the difference between have to, need to, and must in English? Learn how to use these modal verbs for obligation with confidence and clarity.
Learn 8 expert ways to use could in English—past abilities, polite requests, regrets, and more—with real examples and clear practice tips.
With no simple rules, prepositions are often tricky, especially when they don’t translate directly from your native language. In today’s lesson, we’ll explore these essential time prepositions in themes to help you use them accurately.
-ing vs. to? Is it “I enjoy visiting museums” or “I enjoy to visit museums”? If you’re confused about whether to use a gerund or infinitive, this lesson is for you!
Confused about when to use “rather than” and “instead of”? 😕 These two phrases might seem similar, but they have distinct meanings and usages that can make a big difference in your English communication.
Get your English introductions just right with this step-by-step video on Grammar for English Introductions when you’re meeting someone new.
Learn and practice how to correctly use though, although, even though, and as thought in your English conversations.
Dive deep into the heart of English tenses—past, present, and future—highlighting how ‘hope’ evolves with each so you can talk about your hope in English.
What does ‘warm, brown sweater’ sound correct but ‘brown, warm sweater’ doesn’t? It’s all about the adjective word order in English.
Push and pull. Give and take. Ebb and flow. These irreversible word pairs add precision and clarity to your speech. The provide complex detail in just two words. Here’s how to use them. And why you should.