Italians, French, Germans, Spaniards: Who speaks be...
This year, European rivalries are on even more, as can be seen from the latest edition of the EF EPI...
The Dutch haven’t lost their touch! – The Ne...
EF Education First has just released its 9th annual EF English Proficiency Index (EF EPI), which analyses data from 2.3...
Italics and Underlining in English
One of the problems when we learn English online is the confusion that surrounds the type of punctuation and formatting...
Learning about Action verbs and Linking verbs
Verbs are words used to describe an action, occurrence, or state of being. They form the main part of the...
Modal Verbs – The Condiments of English
A modal verb is like a flavoursome ingredient in a recipe; a dose of garlic. Our spaghetti bolognaise might be...
Reported Speech – English Grammar
When we are finding out how to learn English grammar online, the way to present spoken words as reported or...
Rules for Using Punctuation in English
We learn English online to help us with our written and spoken communication. One of the most important parts of...
Regular and irregular verbs
Verbs, eh? What would we do without them? Well, not really very much because verbs are the words that describe...
Relative Clauses, it’s all relative!
Relative Clauses I am feeling unwell. I have to learn English through grammar exercises online . Two simple sentences. Grammatically, they...
How to ask questions in English
‘Who, what, where, when why? Who is the guy?’ asked Manhattan Transfer, an American Jazz group, back in the 1970s....
