Grammaire

Adjectives describe things and feelings, and they change form to compare or show extremes: Regu...

Polite Requests Adverbs add a level of formality which means our requests are serious and formal...

help compare things or describe the highest degree of a quality: Comparatives: Compare two thi...

FANBOYS: We can remember the most common conjunctions with the mnemonic  For And Nor But Or Yet...

  Determiners help describe nouns   Countable nouns: Use numbers or words like "many" or "few" (e...

  Sometimes we add "do" before the main verb of the sentence. This is called the Emphatic do, and...

  Inversion We normally use inversion to ask a question or add emphasis to our point.   Inversion...

The modal verb OUGHT TO is similar to should. We use it for formal and serious things: profession...

  The inversion comes in the second clause.“They didn't fix the bugs, nor did they try.” Inversi...

The Impersonal Passive structure is used for: Things that are thought, believed, said, or report...

THAT, WHICH, WHO, WHOM & WHOSE   They are used for Relative Clauses, which tell us more about pe...

  We form the imperative by using the infinitive form of the verb without "to". “Switch off your ...

  TO BE ON THE POINT OF DOING SOMETHING is a common phrase commonly used in the past tense follow...

If you have studied the Passive Voice before, you will remember that it is used when the object r...

IF is an important conjunction which we use in various ways, often for a conditional sentence or ...

There are many ways to make requests or ask questions. We always talk about the magic word PLEASE...

In many everyday situations, we might be uncertain about what we’re saying. We sometimes doubt wh...