English Prepositions Quiz – Part 1
How well do you know English prepositions? This prepositions quiz will help you check your knowledge. It's free and fun!
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Check your verb tenses | Online quiz
Can you use English verb tenses easily? Check your knowledge with our free quiz! The test covers Present, Past, and Future tenses (including Reported Speech).
Grammar Quiz: So do I / Neither do I
Check how confidently you can use structures 'So do I' / 'Neither do I' in conversations in English.
40 How to use tricky words ending in LY suffix
Did you know that HARDLY means not the same as HARD or LATELY has a completely different meaning from LATE? Figure out how to use tricky words ending in -ly suffix with our new episode.
The best books to improve your English grammar
Learn about the best books to use to improve your English grammar. I have organised the recommended books by level.
Common Mistakes with Dependent Prepositions
Feeling confused about English prepositions? Avoid making these typical mistakes in the use of prepositions after verbs in speaking and writing.
17 How to Use Verb Patterns for your New Year Resolutions
Learn how to give and ask for recommendations for things and places. You can’t just say: ‘Go there’, it’s rude, isn’t it? Imagine someone is visiting your town – what will you recommend them to see? Say: ‘You should go…
15 Which prepositions to use after GO and ARRIVE?
Mistakes with prepositions are common among English learners. Improve your grammar with our new episode about prepositions used after the verb ARRIVE. Yes, it's a bit tricky!
3 Irregular Verbs mistakes you need to avoid
In one of my previous posts, I told you about how to learn irregular verbs effectively using a simple method of dividing them into groups. There is one problem though. There are some many of them and we just don’t have time…
08 ‘More easier’ or ‘much easier’? – comparatives
I often hear English students say something like: ‘It’s much more easier’ or ‘It’s much more colder today than yesterday’. Would you say this phrase too? I am asking you because you need to remember that it is not correct.…