Key points to remember Logical connectors in English articulate your ideas and structure your discourse by expressing addition, contrast, cause, consequence or condition Each connector
Key points to remember Time adverbs answer the question “when?” and can be precise (yesterday, tomorrow) or imprecise (recently, soon) They are generally placed at
Key points to remember: Must expresses a strong obligation in the present or near future; shall appears in formal and legal contexts Have to offers
Key points to remember Used to describes a past habit or state that no longer exists today Be used to expresses a current habit that
If you’re learning English, you’ve probably come across possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns without really knowing when to use them. That’s completely normal, it’s one
Key takeaways: Since indicates a starting point in the past with the present perfect (I’ve worked since 2010) For indicates a duration or period of
In brief Superiority: short adjective + -er + than / more + long adjective + than Inferiority: less + adjective + than / not as
Regular Plurals (+ s) Most nouns in English follow a simple pattern to form the plural. If you want to learn more common nouns, check