Modal “can” indicating ability and its negative Practice Exercise In this starter pack tutorial for beginners, learners will be able to learn the modal “Can” that indicates ability and it’s negative. What does “Can” means in English lesson? How it use and affects the idea of a sentence? Practice exercise 1 Underline the correct answers. … Read more
Modal “can” indicating ability and its negative This lesson focuses only on how we use a modal can indicating ability and also it’s negative. a. The modal “can” is used with a main verb when we wish to show that someone, an animal or a plant is able to show that someone, an animal or … Read more
Expressions with “Here” and “There” In this lesson learners are going to learn words “here” and “there”. “here” and “there” are adverbs of place. The basic meanings are: “here” refers to the place where the speaker is. “there” refers to other places (where the speaker is not) Examples: Joey: Do you want to go for … Read more
Simple Past Tense – Regular and Irregular Verbs In this complete tutorial for beginners, learners will be capable in using verbs in English specifically “Simple Past Tense – Regular and Irregular Verbs that gives meaning to a certain thought. We have many verbs in English. We have what are called regular verbs. A regular verb … Read more
How to use how come in English In this English lesson learners are going to learn “How come?” which is a very common English expression that is important to learn. It is used all the time, but many textbooks and teachers don’t teach it, because it is informal. In this lesson, I will teach you … Read more
Simple Past Tense – Regular and Irregular Verbs Practice Exercise 1 In this beginner’s tutorial, learners will be knowledgeable in using “Simple Past Tense – Regular and Irregular verbs “. Why are Simple Past Tense – Regular and Irregular verbs are important to building Communication and How Simple Past Tense – Regular and Irregular verbs … Read more
Animal Expressions -English vocabulary lesson In this lesson, you will learn 8 expressions related to animals. The first one is; Paul: Are you ready to propose Amy? Tom: I’m worried that she’ll say no. Paul: Just ask her! Don’t be a chicken! We also have an expression a related expression using a phrasal verb. This … Read more
Reading Comprehension for Children – Exercise 4 This reading comprehension for children practice exercise 4 is designed for grade one students to helped them grasped ideas on what they have read and backed up with five comprehension questions for them to answer to test their understanding. My Pet Horse By: Andrew Frinkle John has a … Read more
“Have got” and “Has got” Practice exercise This is a practice exercise on how and when to use “have got” and “has got”. The first exercise is “completing sentences” and the second exercise is “choosing the best answer”. Complete the sentences with “have got” or “has got”. 1. I _____________ two brothers and two sisters. … Read more
Question form: English grammar rules This tutorial for beginners learners are going to learn the following: The difference between statements and questions. The punctuation rules for statements and questions, including the use of full stops (periods) and question marks. The general rule for the form of questions in English. The exception to the general grammar … Read more
