Category: A2

Grammar

Understanding and Using the Past Continuous Tense in English

Welcome to today’s English grammar lesson! We’re going to explore the Past Continuous Tense. This tense is super useful for talking about actions that were

Grammar

Understanding and Using the Present Perfect Tense

Welcome to today’s English grammar lesson! We’re going to explore the Present Perfect tense. Don’t worry, it might sound a bit complicated, but we’ll break

Going to and Will for Predictions: Easy English Grammar Lesson

Welcome to today’s English grammar lesson! We’re going to learn about how to make predictions in English using “”going to”” and “”will””. This is super

Adverbs of Frequency and Manner: Easy English Grammar Guide

Welcome to your simple guide to understanding and using adverbs of frequency and manner! If you’re learning English and want to speak more clearly and

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Learn Reflexive Pronouns in English: A Simple Guide for A2 Learners

Welcome to your friendly guide to reflexive pronouns in English! If you’re learning English at an A2 level, you might be wondering what these pronouns

Learning ‘So’ and ‘Such’ in English: Simple Grammar Guide

Hello English learners! Today, we’re going to learn about two very useful words in English: so and such. These words help us to show the

Grammar

Have to and Need to: Simple Ways to Talk About Obligation in English

What are “Have to” and “Need to”? Welcome to your English grammar lesson on expressing obligation! Today, we’re going to learn about two very useful

Grammar

Present Simple Passive: Easy Grammar for Everyday English

Welcome to your A2 English grammar lesson on the Present Simple Passive voice! Don’t worry if “passive voice” sounds complicated. We’ll break it down in

Grammar

Mastering ‘When’ and ‘While’ in English: Simple Grammar for Everyday Speaking

Welcome to your friendly English grammar lesson! Today, we’re going to look at two words that can sometimes confuse English learners: ‘when’ and ‘while’. Don’t

Understanding ‘Must’ and ‘Might’ for Deductions in English Grammar

Have you ever felt like a detective, trying to figure things out based on clues? In English, we often make deductions – guesses based on