USE OF ENGLISH

"Grammar is the logic of speech, even as logic is the grammar of reason."

                                                                                 Richard Chenevix Trench

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Grammar is the system of a language and sometimes we call it "the rules of the language". It is how we organise our words and sentences to communicate with others. 

Let's take a look at some grammar topics:

B1

ENGLISH 5

⯊ Question forms

  🎯 Mini English Lessons: How to form questions

   🎯 How to form questions easily with QUASM

   🎯 Asking Questions in English 

   🎯 Be questions

  🎯 Question forms | British Council

  🎯 Asking Questions

  🎯 Formación de Preguntas

  🎯 Questions

  🎯 Question words and am, is, are

  🎯 Wh- questions - Word Order 

 ⯊ Present Simple and Present continuous

  🎯 The complete grammar guide

  🎯  A mini English Lesson

  🎯  Present Simple or Present Continuous? - Movie Method

  🎯 Grammar Chart

  🎯 Exercise

  🎯 ING Spelling Rules

  🎯 Present simple or continuous Exercise

⯊ Past simple

  🎯 Simple past

  🎯 Grammar Lesson

 🎯 Diferencia entre was, were y did

  🎯 Pronunciación -ED

  🎯 Past Simple Tense

  🎯 Explanation and exercises

  🎯 The Past Simple with "be" and other verbs

  🎯 Exercise

 ⯊ Past continuous

  🎯 9 ways to use it!

  🎯 Ejemplos del Pasado Continuo en Inglés

  🎯 How and when to use it

  🎯 Past Continuous - British Council

  🎯 Past Continuous - Cambridge

  🎯 Explanation and exercises

  🎯 Exercises

 ⯊ Present Perfect or Past Simple

  🎯 Present perfect or past simple?

  🎯 Diferencia entre pasado simple y presente perfecto en inglés

  🎯 Present Perfect vs. Past Simple | Two Simple Rules

  🎯 Is it at specific time? 

  🎯 Diferencias claves y ejemplos

  🎯 Exercises

  🎯 Exercise 2

 ⯊ Present Perfect with already and yet

   🎯 Present Perfect with just, yet and already

  🎯 Already, Yet and Present Perfect

  🎯 Domina el Presente Perfecto

  🎯 Still, already, just, yet

  🎯 ¿Cómo usar already y yet?

  🎯  What's the difference? Already, still, yet

  🎯 The right way to use already and yet in English

  🎯 The Present Perfect with already, jut and yet

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Present Continuous and be going to

   🎯 Be going to vs present continuous

   🎯 Presente continuo como futuro

   🎯 Expressing Future Plans

   🎯 Will, be going to and present continuous

  

  🎯 Future - Cambridge

  🎯 Difference between present continuous and be going to

  🎯 Present continuous for future arrangements

  🎯 Exercise 1

  🎯 Exercise 2

⯊ Will, won't, shall

   🎯 Using will, won't and shall

   🎯 Cómo usar SHALL

   🎯 Will vs Shall

   🎯 When to use Shall

   🎯 Will / won't - Decision, offer, promise

  🎯 Future: will and shall

  🎯 Diferencias entre "shall" y "will"

  🎯 Exercise

  🎯 Exercise 2

  🎯 Future - Will / Won't

⯊ Must, have to, can

   🎯 Cuando usar Must y Have

   🎯 How to use have to / don't have to / must / mustn't 

   🎯 Uses of can and can't

   🎯 3 uses of can

  🎯 Must vs Have to

  🎯 Permission

  🎯 Learn to use "can"

  🎯 Exercise

  🎯 Must or Can't - Exercise

⯊ Will and might for predictions

   🎯 Will/ Might for predictions

   🎯 Predictions: will / won't

   🎯 Explicación en español

   🎯 Will, may, might

  🎯 Might vs. Will

  🎯  Will, might, going to

  🎯 Might, might not

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Imperative; should

 

  🎯 Imperatives to give advice

   🎯 Give advice: Imperative and should

   🎯 Cómo usar el imperativo

  🎯 Imperative clauses

  🎯 Giving advice (explanation and exercise) 

  🎯 Should: explanation and exercises

  🎯 Should

  🎯 Exercise - Imperative

  🎯 Exercise - Should

⯊ Uses of to + infinitive

   🎯 3 ways to use infinitive with to

   🎯 Infinitive verbs to give reasons

   🎯 Infinitives with TO

   🎯 Giving reasons with infinitive

   🎯 Infinitives of purpose

  🎯 Infinitives with and without to - Cambridge

  🎯 When to use "to" + infinitive

  🎯 Infinitive of purpose

  🎯 Explanation and examples

B1

ENGLISH 6

✂ Comparatives and superlatives

   📎 Comparative and superlative adjectives

   📎 Adjectives: comparartives and superlatives

   📎 Adverbs: comparatives and superlatives

   📎 Comparative Adverbs

   📎 Adverbs with comparatives and superlatives

  📎 Meaning and use

  📎 Adjectives

  📎 Exercise

  📎 Adjectives and adverbs - Exercise

  📎 Comparatives and superlative Adverbs - Exercises

✂ Used to

   📎 How to use "used to"

   📎 Past Habits with Used to

   📎 USED TO y sus diferentes formas

   📎 Used to vs. Past Simple

  📎 Used to 

  📎 Cómo usar used to

  📎 Learn the difference: used to vs. past simple

  📎 Exercise

  📎 Past simple or used to - Exercise

✂ The passive: present simple and past simple

   📎 Passive voice in English

   📎 The past passive

   📎 Cómo entender la voz pasiva

   📎 Present simple and Past simple: Passive Voice

  📎 Passives

  📎 Present and Past simple Passive voice

  📎 Passive: present and past

  📎 Exercise

  📎 Exercise 2

  📎 Exercise 3

✂ Present perfect with for and since

   📎 Present perfect with for and since

   📎 Mini English Lesson: For and Since

   📎 The difference between for and since 

  📎 Meaning and use - BBC Learning English

  📎 Present perfect simple with for and since

  📎 Exercise 1

  📎 Exercise 2

✂ First conditional

   📎 First conditional

   📎 Easy Grammar Lesson

   📎 Domina el primer condicional

  📎 Structure and uses

  📎 Real possibility: First conditional

  📎 Las claves para usarlo correctamente

  📎 Exercise1

  📎 Exercise 2

✂ Verb patterns

   📎 Lesson on verb patterns

   📎 Gerund (-ing) or infinitive (to)

   📎 Grammar Review

   📎 Verb patterns

   📎 Mini English Lesson

  📎 Verb patterns 

  📎 How are verb patterns used?

  📎 Exercise 1

  📎 Exercise 2

✂ Second conditional

   📎 Second conditional + examples

   📎 The grammar gameshow

   📎 Second conditional: could and would

   📎 Grammar Lesson

  📎 Second conditional (explanation and exercise)

  📎 Unreal possibility

  📎 Zero, first and second conditional

  📎 Past continuous in second conditional

  📎 Exercise 1

  📎 Exercise 2

✂ Quantifiers; too / not enough

   📎 Quantifiers

   📎 Too many, too much, not enough

   📎 Too much, enough, not enough

   📎 Cómo usar too y enough 

  📎 Much, many, little, few...

  📎 Too many, too much, (not) enough

  📎 Easy Grammar

  📎 Too, too much / many, enough

  📎 Exercise 1

  📎 Exercise 2

✂ Defining relative clauses

   📎 Defining relative clauses

   📎 Relative clauses

   📎 Defining or non-defining

   📎 How to use relative clauses

  📎 Defining relative clauses and relative pronouns

  📎 Relative clauses

  📎 Explanation and exercises

  📎 Exercise

✂ Articles

   📎 Articles

   📎 3 Simple Rules

   📎 How to use articles

   📎 A, an, the

  📎 What are articles?

  📎 Explanation and exercise

  📎 Definite and indefinite articles

  📎 A (AN) vs. THE

  📎 Exercises

✂ Past perfect

   📎 Easy explanation

   📎 English in a minute

   📎 Domina el Past Perfect

   📎 Learn the past perfect in 10 minutes

  📎 Uses of past perfect tense

  📎 Past Perfect Simple

  📎 Exercise 1

  📎 Exercise 2

✂ Reported speech

   📎 Indirect speech

   📎 Easy Grammar Lesson

   📎 Reported speech | Examples

   📎 Explicado de forma sencilla

  📎 Reported statements and questions

  📎 Indirect speech

  📎 Cambridge Grammar

  📎 Exercise

  📎Exercise 2

  📎Exercises 3

B1+

ENGLISH 7

🔗 Subject and Object Questions

   

   📧 Subject vs Object Questions

   📧 Object or Subject Question

   📧 Easy Grammar - Subject and Object Questions

    

   📧 Explanation and examples

   📧 Questions with 'Who' and 'What'

   📧 Exercise

🔗 Present Continuous and Present

   

   📧 Present Continuous or Present Simple

   📧 The Grammar Game Show

   📧 7 ways to use present continuous

   

   📧 Present simple vs. continuous form

   📧 Present simple or present continuous?

   📧 Exercise

🔗 Present perfect and past simple

   

   📧 The 3 golden rules!

   📧 Grammar lesson

   📧 Past simple vs. Present perfect

   

   📧 Explanation and exercises

   📧 Grammar Lesson

   📧 Exercise

🔗 Present perfect and present perfect continuous

   

   📧 The difference

   📧 Present perfect simple or continuous: 5 differences

   📧 For & since

   

   📧 Grammar explanation

   📧 Present perfect simple & progressive 

   📧 Exercises

🔗 Narrative Tenses

   

   📧 Narrative Tenses in English

   📧 Advanced grammar: How to use narrative tenses

   📧 Telling a story

   

   📧 Explanation and exercises

   📧 BBC Learning Englis:Telling stories

   📧 Exercise

🔗 Used to, usually

   

   📧 Everyday Grammar

   📧 Difference between usually, used to, would

   📧 How to talk about the past with "used to" and "would"

   

   📧 Grammar Lesson

   📧 Explanation and exercises

   📧 Exercise

🔗 Modals and phrases of ability

   

   📧 What's the difference

   📧 ¿Cómo usarlos?

   📧 Can or be able to?

   

   📧 Explanation and exercises

   📧 Can, could, be able to: Explanation

   📧 Exercise

🔗 Articles

   

   📧 How can I used them correctly?

   📧 A, an, the

   📧 When NOT to use an article?

   

   📧 Articles in English

   📧 Explanation and exercises

   📧 Exercise 2

🔗 Future forms

   

   📧Future tenses: the easy way!

   📧Will, be going to and present continuous

   📧Will, be going to, present continuous and present simple

   

   📧 Future forms

   📧 Explanation and exercises

   📧 Shall for suggestions

   📧Requests, offers and invitations

🔗 Zero and first conditionals

   

   📧 When to use zero and first conditional 

   📧 What's the difference and how to use them

   📧 First conditional

   📧 If, when, as soon as, unless

   

   📧 Conditionals

   📧 Zero and first conditionals

   📧 Explanation and exercise

B1+

ENGLISH 8 

🔖 Modals of Obligation

 

   🔒 Should, must, have to

   🔒 Need to, Have to, Should, Must

   🔒 Have to & Must to

   🔒 Should vs Ought to

    

   🔒 Modals: Permission and obligation

   🔒 Modal verbs of obligation

   🔒 Must, have to, mustn't, needn't

   🔒 Must vs Have to: explanation and exercises

   🔒 Should and Ought to - Exercise

🔖 Comparatives and Superlatives

    

   🔒 Comparative Adjectives

   🔒 Superlative Adjectives

   🔒 As... as - English Grammar

   🔒 Advanced English lesson 

    

   🔒 Comparatives and Superlatives

   🔒 Exercise

   🔒 Explanation and exercises

   🔒 As...as -Exercise

🔖 Modals of deduction

    

   🔒 How to use may, might, could, must, can't

   🔒 Modal verbs of deduction

   🔒 Modals in present

   

   🔒 Modals: deductions about the present

   🔒 Modals of deduction

   🔒 Explanation and exercises

   🔒 Exercise

🔖 Quantifiers

   

   🔒 Some and Any

   🔒 Many, much, a lot of and lots of

   🔒 Few, little, a few, a little

   🔒 Too vs enough

   

   🔒 Explanation and exercises

   🔒 Quantifiers

   🔒 Many, much, a lot of, plenty of, little, few

   🔒 Exercise

🔖 Reported Speech

   

   🔒 Reported speech (3 simples steps)

   🔒 Direct and indirect speech

   🔒 Easy Reported Speech

   

   🔒 Explanation and exercises

   🔒 Reported speech

   🔒 Exercises (intermediate and advanced)

🔖 Verb Patterns

   

   🔒 How to use Greunds and Infinitives

   🔒 Verb patterns that change the meaning of the verb

   🔒 Use verb patterns correctly

   🔒 Gerunds or infinitives?

   

   🔒 Explanation and exercises

   🔒 Gerunds and infinitives

   🔒 Verbs followed by -ing or infinitive

   🔒 Verb Patterns

   🔒 Exercise 1

   🔒 Exercise 2

🔖 The Passive

   

   🔒 English Grammar Step-by-step

   🔒 When and how to use it

   🔒 ¿Cómo pasar a pasiva en inglés?

   

   🔒 Explanation and exercises

   🔒 Passive Voice

   🔒 Active and Pasive Voice Exercises

   🔒 Passive Voice Exercises (elementary and intermediate)

🔖 Defining and non-defining relative clauses

   

   🔒 Essential Grammar

   🔒 Relative clauses in 4 steps

   🔒 Non-defining clauses

   

   🔒 Relative Clauses

   🔒 Explanation and exercise

   🔒 Defining Relative Clauses - Exercises

   🔒 Exercises

🔖 Second conditional

   

   🔒 Second conditional

   🔒 Grammar: the second conditional

   🔒 Grammar Lesson

   

   🔒 Grammar lesson and exercise

   🔒 Conditionals

   🔒 Exercise

🔖 Third conditional

   

   🔒 Grammar Lesson

   🔒 The easy third conditional

   🔒 Condiconales en inglés

   

   🔒 Past unreal situations: 3rd conditional

   🔒 Third conditional 

   🔒 Exercise