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Food or Foods? Fruit or Fruits? When is It OK to Use Foods and Fruits?
One of the first “rules” that English students learn is that uncountable nouns can’t be used in the plural form. As you…
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English Grammar: When NOT to Use “the”! (definite article)
For many English learners, articles are one of the most difficult things to remember! Articles are confusing because it’s not always necessary…
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English Grammar: When is It OK to Use “Foods” and “Fruits”?
One of the first “rules” that English students learn is that uncountable nouns can’t be used in the plural form. As you…
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English Grammar: How to Use the Present Continuous to Talk about the Future
Talking about future plans is challenging in English because we use different verb forms and tenses. In this post you’ll learn how…
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English Grammar: As if (conjunction)
The word combination as if has many different meanings in English. It can be a conjunction, an exclamation, and slang! In this…
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English Grammar: Definite and Indefinite Articles
English Grammar: Indefinite and Definite Articles | English Teacher Melanie Many English learners struggle with small grammar words called articles. There are…
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English Grammar: How to Use the Articles “a” and “the” for One of Something
For many English learners, it is difficult to remember when to use the English articles a, an, and the! Mastering when to…
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Present Perfect: “Have You Ever (Done Something)?
Have you ever ...? Using the Present Perfect to Talk about Experiences | EnglishTeacherMelanie.com Many English learners struggle to understand the present…
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Present Perfect: “Have You Ever Been to (a Place)?”
Have you ever been to Rome, Italy? You can use the present perfect to talk about a place, city, or country you…
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English Grammar: The 3rd (Third) Conditional
Grammar is the way words are organized into sentences. It’s important to remember that not all English sentences follow grammar “rules.” However,…