Well vs. Good: What’s the Difference and When to Use Each
What is the difference between good and well. These two words might seem similar, but they’re used in very different ways. Understanding when …
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Have You vs. Did You: What’s the Real Difference?
Imagine you’re meeting a friend in the evening, and you want to ask if they had dinner. Should you say …
Difference Between I have had and I had had
Have you ever found yourself tangled in the web of “I have had” and “I had had”? These phrases might …
Understanding and Fixing Sentence Fragments
In this lesson, you will be learning about sentence fragments. Ever written something that looks like a sentence but feels incomplete? …
Types of Sentence Structure: Simple, Fragmented, or Run-On
In this English Grammar lesson, you’ll be learning about sentence structure, specifically focusing on simple sentences, fragments, and run-on sentences. Have you ever read …
How to Fix Run-On Sentences, Fragments, and Clauses
You might be dealing with run-on sentences, clauses, or sentence fragments! Have you ever written a long, confusing sentence that …
How to Use “No Matter” Phrase in English
Have you ever wondered how to express that something will stay the same, no matter the situation? Well, in this …
9 Easy Tips to Improve Your Grammar!
Good grammar makes a big difference in how well you speak and write in English! Whether you’re a beginner or …
How to use Semicolons – Semicolons Rules
Do semicolons confuse you? Don’t worry—you’re not alone! Many English learners (and even native speakers) struggle with when and how …
“For…To” Sentence Structures in English
Have you ever struggled with understanding how to use “for…to” correctly in English? You’re not alone! This structure is commonly …