#240: How & Why to Use the Passive Voice | English Grammar Practice
Here are 6 specific uses of the passive voice in English with clear structures and easy-to-follow examples so you can use the passive voice in your conversations.
#238: In/At/On | Use Prepositions of Place Correctly
Use 4 simple visual strategies to accurately use English prepositions of place — in, at, on — every time. No more stress or mistakes.
#236: Future Continuous and Future Perfect Forms | Advanced English Grammar
Learn when and why to use the future continuous and future perfect forms in English conversation, including the correct grammatical structures.
#232: Present Perfect Simple vs. Present Perfect Continuous
In this high-level grammar lesson, learn all the differences between the present perfect simple vs. continuous so you always make the right choice.
#229: Tag Questions in English | Advanced Grammar and Pronunciation
Question tags are regularly used by English speakers in conversations to check information, confirm assumptions, emphasize beliefs, and even insert humor.
#228: Recommend vs. Suggest in English | Understand Confusing Word Pairs
Recommend vs. suggest are both used to give advice but using them correctly can be a challenge due to specific grammatical structures. Not anymore.
#211: Pretty Much, Pretty Sure Meaning — Use Pretty as an Adverb
When ‘pretty’ is used as an adverb, the meaning changes. Not only that, but it can have opposite meanings. Sometimes ‘pretty’ can intensify; other times it weakens. Learn 4 ways to accurately use pretty as an adverb.
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#210: 7 Expert Ways to Use ‘Might’ in English [English Modal Verb]
Using the English modal verb ‘might’ correctly can add layers of meaning to your sentence. Plus, it indicates an advanced level of knowledge and ability in your English grammar.
4 Ways to Talk about the Future in English | Advanced English Grammar
Did you know there are 4 ways to talk about the future in English and only 1 of them uses the word ‘will?’ In this lesson, learn how to talk about the future in English, including which grammar tense or structure to use.
To vs. For in English — What’s the Difference?
My job interview next week is important *to* me (or *for* me)? Feel confused by prepositions to and for in English? You’re not alone. Learn exactly how & when to use these prepositions correctly.
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