Grammar

Question tags are short questions put at the end of a statement. We use them when we want to know if the person we are speaking to agrees with us.

Which comes first in a sentence: the verb or the place? What comes first in a sentence: the time or the place? Where do we add words like ‘always’, ‘seldom’ and ‘never’?

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We use conditionals to describe the possibility or no possibility of something happening or happened in the past. We have four types of conditionals to express real and imaginary situations. Every conditional has two clauses: ifclause and main clause. An if-clause shows a possible or not possible situation. A main clause shows the result of […]

A verb and its subject are in agreement, if they are the same in number. A verb must always agree with its subject in number. Rule 1: A singular subject agrees with a singular verb.