
At, in, on, between, behind, under, near, next to and in front of are prepositions of place. We use them to tell where somebody or something is.
At, in, on, between, behind, under, near, next to and in front of are prepositions of place. We use them to tell where somebody or something is.
Where do we use the article ‘a’? Where do we use the article ‘an’? What articles are used before abbreviations? Can we replace ‘a/an’ with ‘one’? Where do we use ‘one’?
What are prepositions? What are some prepositions of time? When do we use the preposition ‘at’? When do we use the preposition ‘on’? When do we use the preposition ‘in’? What is the difference between ‘on time’ and ‘in time’? What is the difference between ‘at the end’ and ‘in the end’? Do we also […]
What verb do we prefer with ‘any of’, ‘each of’, ‘either of’, ‘neither of’ etc? What verb do we use with ‘a lot of’, ‘plenty of’, ‘all of’ etc? What verb do we use with ‘each’ and ‘every’? What verb do we use if the sentence begins with ‘every-/no-/any-/some-’? What verb do we use if […]
Do singular subjects take singular verbs? What about plural subjects? Do they take plural verbs? What do we do with nouns that can be treated as both singular and plural? Do we use singular nouns with them or plural nouns with them? What verbs do complex sentences take? What are some nouns that always take […]
What are yes/no questions? What are wh- questions? How do we form a yes/no question from a statement that contains an auxiliary verb? How do we form questions that are in simple present or the simple past? Is the structure of the question the same when the question seeks the subject for an answer?