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English grammar
English grammar explained in Greek, French, Spanish or English: rules, typical traps and quizzes, from A1 to C2.
12 lessons
- 1 For, since and the present perfect «I have lived here for 5 years», not «I live here since 5 years».
- 2 The past perfect (had + past participle) «I had already eaten»: an action before another action in the past.
- 3 Used to, would, be used to, get used to Past habits and being accustomed: four structures not to confuse.
- 4 Conditionals: if + present, if + past If I have / If I had / If I were you: the first three structures.
- 5 The passive voice be + past participle, by, and when to use the passive.
- 6 Reported speech say or tell, backshifting tenses, and reported questions.
- 7 Relative clauses: who, which, that, whose, where People or things, and when the pronoun can be left out.
- 8 -ing or to: when the meaning changes remember, forget, stop, try, regret: two patterns, two meanings.
- 9 Question tags and short answers isn't it?, don't you?, won't she?… and «So do I».
- 10 Phrasal verbs: the essentials get up, look for, give up, turn on, find out: verb + particle.
- 11 Somebody, anything, nowhere… each, every, both, either, neither Compound indefinites and words for «each one, both, neither».
- 12 Words learners often misuse actually, eventually, sensible, library, embarrassed, pretend, attend…