All Four Conditionals Explained: From Facts to Regrets
Learn all four English conditionals — zero, first, second, and third — with clear rules, patterns, examples, and practice for exams.
Tenses, Advanced Grammar
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How to Choose the Correct Tense in Error Spotting
Learn how to choose the correct tense in error spotting using time markers, sequence clues, aspect meaning, examples, and quick practice.
Tenses, Advanced Grammar
Common Error Spotting Tricks for Tenses
Learn common error spotting tricks for tenses with time markers, sequence of actions, stative verbs, since/for patterns, examples, and practice.
Tenses, Advanced Grammar
Future Continuous vs Future Perfect: Two Ways to Talk About Later
Learn the difference between future continuous and future perfect with clear rules, time markers, examples, and practice for exams.
Confusing Words, Exam Grammar
Passive Voice in Every Tense: The Complete Transformation Guide
Learn how to form passive voice in every English tense — present, past, future, perfect, and continuous — with rules, examples, and practice for exams.
Tenses, Advanced Grammar
Past Perfect vs Past Simple: The 'Earlier Past' Signal
Learn the difference between past perfect and past simple using the earlier-past signal, with clear rules, examples, and practice for exams.
Confusing Words, Exam Grammar
Present Perfect vs Past Simple: The 'Connection to Now' Rule
Learn the difference between present perfect and past simple using the connection-to-now rule, time markers, examples, and quick practice for exams.
Confusing Words, Exam Grammar
Reported Speech: The Backshift Rule and When to Skip It
Learn reported speech backshift rules — how tenses, pronouns, and time words change, and when NOT to backshift — with examples and practice for exams.
English Grammar, Writing Skills
"Will" vs "Would": Future, Habit, and Polite Meaning
Will vs would explained with future meaning, past habit, polite requests, hypothetical results, reported speech, common mistakes, and practice questions.
Confusing Words, Exam Grammar