Learning English Grammar

Learn how to form subject questions in English using question words like who, what, which, and whose. Find out why subject questions do not require auxiliary verbs and get pronunciation tips. Discover four new words for subject questions.

Rob, who used to play video games, discusses the usage of 'used to' in positive and negative sentences and questions, providing pronunciation tips. The podcast explores the meaning and contextual usage of 'used to' to indicate past habits and actions, distinguishing it from the past simple and discussing the negative form. Additionally, it teaches how to form questions with 'used to' and provides resources for further information.

Explore the usage of 'may', 'might', and 'could' in expressing possibilities and making guesses about present and future events. Learn how to use these words in negative sentences and in questions to make your English sound more natural. Take a quiz to test your understanding.

Discover the usage of defining relative clauses, particularly 'who' and 'whom' in the context of Harry Potter. A quiz challenges listeners to construct sentences with defining relative clauses. Explore examples from the series and learn about pronouns and their role in defining nouns.

Learn how to use the present perfect tense with just, already, and yet. Understand word order for 'just' and 'already' and where 'yet' fits in. Speakers discuss usage in different contexts with examples and mention additional information on their website.

Learn how to compare people and things in English by using comparatives and superlatives. The podcast explains the usage and formation of comparatives and superlatives, provides examples, and explores their use in adjectives. It also covers the rules for forming comparative and superlative forms of adjectives, including irregular forms.

Learn how to answer questions with 'how long' using 'for' and 'since'. The podcast explains the difference between present perfect tense and past simple tense, explores the use of present perfect for ongoing situations, and discusses the use of 'for' and 'since' in the present perfect tense.

Learn about the present perfect tense and how to use 'ever' and 'never'. Discover how to talk about life experiences and answer questions using this tense. Take a quiz and visit their website for more information.

Exploring verb patterns and multiple ways in which verbs can be used, including the use of objects before the infinitive with 'to'. Understanding and discussing specific patterns for verbs like explain, suggest, advise, offer, promise, report, and warn. A quiz is conducted to test understanding and additional resources on verb patterns are recommended.

Learn how to use intensifiers like 'so' and 'such' to emphazie adjectives and nouns. Explore their usage in sentences, including with 'that' clauses. Understand the usage of 'so', 'such', 'enough', and 'too'. Take a quiz at the end to test your comprehension.