Zero Conditional
1. Introduction to Conditional Sentences Conditional sentences are statements that show a condition and its result. They tell us what […]
Grammar
Description: Dive into the rules and structures that form the foundation of the English language. Perfect for learners who want to improve their written and spoken clarity.
Modal: Should/shouldn’t (Advice/Recommendations)
Modal verbs are special auxiliary verbs that express possibility, necessity, permission, or advice. They don’t change form according to the
Modal: Must / Mustn’t – Expressing obligation/prohibition
1. Introduction to Modal Verbs: “Must” and “Mustn’t” Modal verbs are special auxiliary verbs that help express necessity, obligation, or
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Modal: Have to – Expressing necessity / obligation
The modal phrase “have to” is used to express necessity or obligation imposed by external factors, such as rules, laws,
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Modal: Could (Request / permission)
The modal verb “could” is a polite and versatile tool in English that is widely used to make requests and
Modal: Shall (Suggestions / Offers)
The modal verb “shall” is used mainly in British English for making suggestions, offering help, or asking for opinions. It
Zero Article
The Zero Article is used when no article (“a,” “an,” “the”) is placed before a noun. We often use the
Quantifiers: (A) Few / (A) Little
Quantifiers are words that tell us the amount or number of something. In English, we use different expressions to talk
Quantifiers: A lot of / Lots of
Quantifiers are words that tell us the quantity or amount of something. In English, a lot of and lots of
Quantifiers: Much / Many
Welcome to our detailed lesson on using much and many in English! Quantifiers like these help us express quantity. We