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12 English Verb Tenses: All Forms with Tables

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

English verb tenses describe at what point in time an action is taking place. These tables put the three main tenses in their various forms.

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How to Compare and Contrast in English

By Matthew Jones In: English Grammar

We'll cover how to compare and contrast in English, as well as you show how two or more things are both similar and different.

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Parts of Speech in English Overview

By Matthew Jones In: English Grammar

Knowing the parts of speech in English will help you navigate through conversations. In this post, we'll show you how to use them!

How to Ask Questions in English

By Matthew Jones In: English Grammar

You need to be able to ask questions in English in order to have coherent conversations in English. Learn how in this helpful guide!

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Use To or Used To: Which Is Correct?

By Matthew Jones In: English Grammar

If you’ve ever had a conversation in English, you’ve probably heard some variation of use to or used to. So, which did you actually hear?

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What Is an Oxford Comma (or Serial Comma) Anyway?

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

Much like the em dash, the Oxford (or serial) comma is one of the most contested punctuation marks within the grammar world.

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When to use a Semicolon ; — A Definitive Guide

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

What is a semicolon? Is it a period? Is it a comma? We’ll answer these questions and more as we explore how and when to use a semicolon (;).

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Et Al.: How to Use it Properly

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

Et Al.' is an impressively useful writing device that will save you time and energy when citing information. Here is out to use 'et al.' properly!

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Em Dash: The Versatile Grammar Tool You Can Use Today!

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

The em dash is the most versatile piece of punctuation in the English language. We've compiled an ultimate list of how to use the em dash!

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Appositive Phrases: What Are They and How Are They Used?

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

Appositive phrases clarify and underlynig point in written English. Here, we discuss apositives and how to use them.

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Relative Pronouns: How to use them in English

By Matthew Jones In: English Grammar

Relative pronouns are different than personal pronouns in English. Mastering relative pronouns will enhance your English speaking significantly.

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Irregular Verbs: A Definitive List with Learning Tips

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

Knowing your list of irregular verbs will help you to speak more complete English and demonstrate your understanding of the language. Learn more here!

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Quotation Marks: A Comprehensive Guide

By Matthew Jones In: English Grammar

Knowing how to use quotation marks will demeonstrate your mastery of the English language. We walk through the use of quotation marks.

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English Intonation: Stressed and Unstressed Syllables

By Matthew Jones In: English Grammar

English intonation is linked to stressed and unstressed syllables. In this guide, we will teach you how to use intonation in English!

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Zero Article: When and When Not to Use It

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

In this blog, we'll cover the idea of the "zero article" and break down rules regarding when to use it.

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Future in the Past Tense

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

In this article, we cover the future in the past concept that comes up more often than you’d think within English conversation.

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Reported Speech Rules in English

By Matthew Jones In: English Grammar

Talking about what someone else has already said, also known as reported speech, involves a few special grammar rules in English.

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Use to or Used to: A Definitive Guide on Usage

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

Do you have trouble correctly using use to or used to in speech or writing? That’s okay! Read on to learn how to use these phrases correctly.

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The Four Types of Conditionals and How to Use Them

By Matthew Jones In: English Grammar

If you’re an English learner, you’ve probably encountered conditionals (you just read an example of one!). Read on to learn more about them!

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Dependent Prepositions: Usage, Examples, and 200 You Should Know

By Jake Pool In: English Grammar

The list of rules attached to prepositions with relation to time, place, phrases, etc... is quite lengthy. In this article, we’re going to focus on the one preposition type that will help you truly sound like a native: dependent prepositions.

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Most Popular English Grammar

12 English Verb Tenses: All Forms with Tables

How to Compare and Contrast in English

Parts of Speech in English Overview

How to Ask Questions in English

Stop reacting to English. Start speaking the language!

Most Recent English Grammar

Use To or Used To: Which Is Correct?

What Is an Oxford Comma (or Serial Comma) Anyway?

When to use a Semicolon ; — A Definitive Guide

Et Al.: How to Use it Properly

Stop reacting to English. Start speaking the language!

Em Dash: The Versatile Grammar Tool You Can Use Today!

Appositive Phrases: What Are They and How Are They Used?

Relative Pronouns: How to use them in English

Irregular Verbs: A Definitive List with Learning Tips

Stop reacting to English. Start speaking the language!

Quotation Marks: A Comprehensive Guide

English Intonation: Stressed and Unstressed Syllables

Zero Article: When and When Not to Use It

Future in the Past Tense

Stop reacting to English. Start speaking the language!

Reported Speech Rules in English

Use to or Used to: A Definitive Guide on Usage

The Four Types of Conditionals and How to Use Them

Dependent Prepositions: Usage, Examples, and 200 You Should Know