Indefinite pronouns in detail
In this post, we learn what an indefinite pronoun is, and how to use it in a sentence. What is an indefinite pronoun? Indefinite pronoun definition: An indefinite pronoun refers …
Demonstrative pronouns masterclass
This lesson helps us understand what a demonstrative pronoun is, how it is used, and all the important things about it. What is a demonstrative pronoun in English? A demonstrative …
Past Indefinite tense: rules, usages and tips
Most of our conversations are incomplete without using the Past Indefinite tense. And if you are a girl, this probably is more true. Why am I saying it? Why is …
Present Continuous Tense in detail
The present continuous tense, also commonly known as the Present Progressive tense, is one of the most common and used tenses we have in English. We use this tense in …
7 different usages of SHOULD in English
Should is a modal auxiliary verb in English. Like an auxiliary verb, it supports or helps the main verb of a sentence. In this post, we will master different use …
Simple sentence masterclass
This lesson helps us understand everything about a simple sentence in English. What is a Simple sentence in English? Simple sentence definition: A simple sentence is a sentence (independent clause) …
Present perfect continuous tense guide in 2025
In this lesson, we learn what the Present Perfect Continuous tense, and how to use it in English. There is a video lesson attached at the end of the lesson; …
What is a phrase? Different types of phrases in English grammar
What is a phrase in English Grammar? How important is it to master phrases in English? How many types of phrases in English grammar do we have? Well, in just …
Ditransitive verbs in English
Ditransitive verbs are very common in English. It is possible that you might not have heard this name but I promise you that you have been using ditransitive verbs for …
How to use WAS & WERE in English?
‘Was’ and ‘were’ are verbs that we use in the past tense. In this article, we will master 3 different usages of was and were and the difference between was …