French, Spanish and German for Beginners
How many languages do you speak? Are you monolingual, bilingual, trilingual, multilingual, or polyglot? Monolingual: A person knowing only one language. Bilingual: A person using or able to use two...
Already – Yet – Oxford English Grammar (Advanced)
Both yet and already are used with the present perfect tense. Already is usually used in positive sentences. Yet is usually used in questions and negative sentences. Imagine that you...
The Grammar of Phrasal Verbs
A phrasal verb is essentially a verb and one or two additional particles, for example, look for, put up with. There are four basic types of phrasal verbs. These are...
Oxford Grammar Friends Course – Part One
"Whenever you correct someone's grammar just remember that nobody likes you." Jim Gaffigan Grammar is the way we arrange words to make proper sentences. Word level grammar covers verbs and...
The Six Basic Verb Forms
Six basic verb forms are used to create the entire tense system of English: base form, present, past, infinitive, present participle, and past participle. These forms are illustrated in the following...
Collins Course
We often find ourselves recommending products for self-learning foreign languages, and we thought it’d be useful to compile a list for your reference. We have included some of books...
Read and Understand Course
Read and Understand is a series of four workbooks written for secondary or intermediate students who want to improve their reading comprehension skills. The 15 reading texts in each...
SAT Complete Guide
The SAT assesses a broad range of reasoning skills in the liberal arts. It does not test specific subject knowledge, but rather the broadly applicable skills of analytical reading,...
TOEFL Complete Guide
The TOEFL (“Test of English as a Foreign Language”) is a standardized test that measures a test taker's mastery of the English language. TOEFL scores are primarily used by...
A List of English Prepositions
Using a wrong preposition will not often have such tragic consequences. But using the right preposition will always be a source of satisfaction, and speak well of one’s writing...
