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

NEW MATERIAL

⯊ Question forms

  🎯 Mini English Lessons: How to form questions

   🎯 How to form questions easily with QUASM

   🎯 Asking Questions in English 

  🎯 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

⯊ Past simple

  🎯 Simple past

 🎯 Diferencia entre was, were y did

  🎯 Pronunciación -ED

  🎯 Past Simple Tense

  🎯 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

  🎯 Exercises

 ⯊ Present Perfect or Past Simple

  🎯 The differences and uses

  🎯 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

 ⯊ Present Perfect with already and yet

   🎯 Present Perfect with just, yet and already

  🎯 Already, Yet and Present Perfect

  🎯 Domina el Presente Perfecto

  🎯 ¿Cómo usar already y yet?

  🎯 The right way to use already and yet in English

  🎯 The Present Perfect with already, jut and yet

⯊ Present Continuous and be going to

   🎯 Be going to vs present continuous

   🎯 Presente continuo como futuro

   🎯 Expressing Future Plans

  

  🎯 Future - Cambridge

  🎯 Difference between present continuous and be going to

  🎯 Exercise 1

  🎯 Exercise 2

⯊ Will, won't, shall

   🎯 Using will, won't and shall

   🎯 Cómo usar SHALL

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

  🎯 Future: will and shall

  🎯 Diferencias entre "shall" y "will"

  🎯 Exercise 

  🎯 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

  🎯 Persmission

  🎯 Learn to use "can"

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Will and might for predictions

   🎯 Will/ Might for predictions

   🎯 Predictions: will / won't

   🎯 Explicación en español

  🎯 Might vs. Will

  🎯  Will, might, going to

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Imperative; should

 

  🎯 Imperatives to give advice

   🎯 Give advice: Imperative and should

   🎯 Cómo usar el imperativo

  🎯 Imperative clauses

  🎯 Giving advice (explanation and exercise) 

  🎯 Should

  🎯 Exercise - Imperative

  🎯 Exercise - Should

⯊ Uses of to + infinitive

   🎯 3 ways to use infinitive with to

   🎯 Infinitives with TO

   🎯 Giving reasons with infinitive

  🎯 Infinitives with and without to - Cambridge

  🎯 When to use "to" + infinitive

  🎯 Infinitive of purpose

  🎯 Explanation and examples

⯊ Comparatives and superlatives

   🎯 Comparative and superlative adjectives

   🎯 Adjectives: comparartives and superlatives

   🎯 Adverbs: comparatives and superlatives

  🎯 Meaning and use

  🎯 Adjectives

  🎯 Exercise

  🎯 Adjectives and adverbs - Exercise

⯊ Used to

   🎯 How to use "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

⯊ The passive: present simple and past simple

   🎯 Passive voice in English

   🎯 The past passive

   🎯 Cómo entender la voz pasiva

  🎯 Passives

  🎯 Passive: present and past

  🎯 Exercise

  🎯 Exercise 2

⯊ 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

⯊ First conditional

   🎯 First conditional

   🎯 Tutor time: first conditional

   🎯 Domina el primer condicional

  🎯 Structure and uses

  🎯 Las claves para usarlo correctamente

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Verb patterns

   🎯 Lesson on verb patterns

   🎯 Gerund (-ing) or infinitive (to)

   🎯 Verb patterns

  🎯 Verb patterns 

  🎯 How are verb patterns used?

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Second conditional

   🎯 Second conditional + examples

   🎯 The grammar gameshow

   🎯 Second conditional: could and would

  🎯 Second conditional (explanation and exercise)

  🎯 Segundo condicional en inglés

  🎯 Past continuous in second conditional

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Quantifiers: too / not enough

   🎯 Too many, too much, not enough

   🎯 Too much, enough, not enough

   🎯 Cómo usar too y enough 

  🎯 Too many, too much, (not) enough

  🎯 Too, too much / many, enough

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Defining relative clauses

   🎯 Defining relative clauses

   🎯 Relative clauses

   🎯 Defining or non-defining

  🎯 Defining relative clauses and relative pronouns

  🎯 Relative clauses

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Articles

   🎯 Articles

   🎯 3 Simple Rules

   🎯 How to use articles 

  🎯 What are articles?

  🎯 Definite and indefinite articles

  🎯 A (AN) vs. THE

  🎯 Exercises

⯊ Past perfect

   🎯 Easy explanation

   🎯 Domina el Past Perfect

   🎯 Learn the past perfect in 10 minutes

  🎯 Uses of past perfect tense

  🎯 Past Perfect Simple

  🎯 Exercise

⯊ Reported speech

   🎯 Indirect speech

   🎯 Reported speech | Examples

   🎯 Explicado de forma sencilla

  🎯 Reported statements and questions

  🎯 Indirect speech

  🎯 Cambridge Grammar

  🎯 Exercise

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  ENGLISH 5  

   🔴 Present simple

         

   When to Use Present Simple Tense

   How to use the Present Simple - 7 Ways

   Present simple verb form in English 

 

    English Basics - Present Simple

   Explicación del Presente Simple

        

   Present simple 

   Ejercicios

   Present simple | British Council 

   How do we make the Present Simple tense

   Test on present simple 

 

   🔴 Present simple and present continuous 

   Present continuous

   Present Simple vs Present Continuous

 

   Present Continuous: 7 Ways to Use it!

   The Grammar Gameshow 

   

   Present simple and present continuous: 6 minutes grammar 

    

   Present simple and present continuous | explanation

   Present continuous

   What's the difference | Present simple and present continuous 

   Simple present - present progressive

   Present simple vs continuous form

   Exercise - Test English

   🔴 Countable and uncountable 

  

   Countable and uncountable: The grammar gameshow 

   Countable English nouns 

   Uncountable nouns

   Countable and uncountable 

   Exercises: countable and uncountable nouns 

 

   Grammar exercise

   Countable and uncountable nouns excercise

   Countable and uncountable  

   🔴 Expressions of quantity 

      

   Use expressions of quantity 

   

   Expressions of quantity

   Expressions for talking about quantity 

 

   Nouns: countable and uncouantable 

   

   Expressions of quantity exercises 

   Quantifiers

   🔴 Very, too and enough

      

   Too, very and enough: 6 minutes grammar 

   How to use TOO and ENOUGH 

  

   Very, too, enough | English grammar 

   Cambridge blog | Very, too or enough 

   ESLBuzz | Useful difference 

   English grammar games 

   Grammar exercises 

 

   🔴 Past simple and past continuous 

      

   English grammar tutorial video lesson 

 

   Past continuous vs. Past simple 

   Diferencias entre Presente Simple y Presente Continuo

     

   Pasado simple y pasado continuo 

   Past continuous and past simple 

   Past continuous explanation and exercises 

   Past simple - past continuous | Lingola

   🔴 Comparatives and superlatives 

     

   Learn how to form comparatives and superlatives

   Forma fácil de aprender comparatives/superlatives 

 

   Comparative Adjectives 

   Comparative and superlative adjectives 

   Comparative and superlative 

   Exercises 

   Intermediate grammar exercise 

   

   🔴 Verb patterns 

     

   How to use verb patterns

   Intermediate English grammar | verb patterns 

   Verb patterns 

   Verb patterns explanation 

   Gerunds and infinitives exercise

   Exercise | Verb pattern

   B2 grammar exercise

   Verb patterns - Exercise

 

  ENGLISH 6  

   🔴 Present perfect simple 

   The preset perfect tense

   Present perfect tense 

   

      

   Present perfect simple | explanation

   Exercises 

   Present perfect - exercise

   Present perfect quiz  

   🔴 Will and might 

       

   May, might and will for present and future possibility 

   Modals: may / might vs. will  

 

   Futuro en inglés con Will y Might 

    

   Future: will, might and may 

   Will vs. might | grammar quizzes 

   Modal verbs: might and will 

    

   🔴 Going to 

       

   Futuro Going to en Inglés

   Be going to - Future plans 

  

   Simple Future with Be Going To

   

   Be going to en Inglés 

   Future simple going to 

   Will, might, going to  

   

   Be going to - Future 

   Grammar exercise - Will or Going to

   

   🔴 Zero and first conditional 

   Conditionals: zero & first 

   When to use ZERO + FIRST conditionals 

   First Conditional

    

   Conditionals: zero, first and second

 

   Zero and first conditional

   Zero and first conditioanl structure 

   Zero and first conditional test 

 

   Grammar exercise 

 

   🔴 The passive

      

   Passive voice in English: Present and Past Passive

   Present and past passives: The grammar gameshow 

   The Passive Voice

   Present and Past Passives: 6 minute Grammar

  

  

   Present and past simple 

   Passive exercises 

   Grammar intermediate

   The passive | exercise 

   

   Passive voice | Learning English grammar

   

   🔴 Modal verbs  (Must, mustn't, have to, don't have to, need to, don't need to, can)

    

   Should, must have to 

   

   Modal verbs - Explicación, ejemplos, ejercicios 

   "Have to" and "must" - 6 minute grammar   

   Have to vs. Need to vs. Must - What's the difference in English 

   

   Must, mustn't , have to, don't have to    

   Modal verbs of permission: May, could, can  

   

   Modal verbs of obligation   

 

   Mustn't vs. Don't Have To  

   Modals - Permission and obligation 

   Modal verbs of obligation 

 

   Modal verbs: Permission, prohibition, obligation, no obligation 

   Need

   🔴 Second conditional 

     

   Second conditional sentences + examples 

   The second conditional - 6 minute grammar 

   Second Conditional

      

   Second conditional 

   Second conditional | explanation and exercise   

   The second conditional 

   

   Exercises - Second conditional    

   Conditional sentence - exercise   

ENGLISH 7

   🔵 Present tenses: active and passives 

    

   The active & passive voices   

   Easiest way to convert Active voice to Passive voice (simple present)  

   

   Present continuous tense active & passive

   Present Simple Active and Passive Examples 

     

   Active and passive voice - British Council    

   Active and passive verb forms  

   Exercise on Passive voice - Present simple   

   Exercise on Passive voice - Present progressive 

   Present simple passive vs Present continuous passive 

   

   🔵 Future forms and uses 

      

   Diferencia entre WILL & GOING TO 

   WILL vs. GOING TO: The difference   

   Future continuous vs. Future perfect 

   Future continuous 

   Future Progressive

   How to use the future perfect 

   

     

   Future Tense Will vs. Going to 

   Will and going to 

   Future continuous and future perfect 

   Future continuous (explanation and exercises)  

   

   Future perfect  

   

   🔵 Present perfect simple and continuous 

     

   The difference: Present Perfect or Present perfect continuous 

 

   Present perfect tense | Simple or Continuous

   Present perfect tense: Simple or continuous

   

     

   Present perfect simple and continuous 

   Present perfect simple vs. Present perfect progressive 

   Present perfect continuous 

   Present perfect or present perfect progressive  

   Exercises - Present perfect (simple and continuous) 

   

   🔵 Narrative tenses (Past simple, Past continuous, Past perfect simple, Past perfect continuous, Used to and Would)

     

   Narrative tenses in English

   Past simple and past continuous

   Past perfect and past perfect continuous

   Used to & would - 6 minute grammar 

     

   Telling stories: narrative tenses 

 

   Narrative tenses 

   Narrative Tenses: all past tenses

   Past perfect simple or past perfect continuous 

   Past perfect continuous / progressive exercises 

   Past habits - "used to", "would" and the past simple

 

   🔵 Modals and related verbs: past forms 

    

   How to use Can, Could and Be able to 

   Must vs. have to

   Negative questions  

 

   Indirect questions 

  

   Questions tags 

   

   

   Past ability: Could, Was able to, Managed to

   Modal verbs of ability 

   Past ability 

   Negative questions 

   Indirect questions exercises 

   Question tags - Exercises

   🔵 Zero, first and second conditional 

      

   When to use ZERO + FIRST Conditional sentences

   Second conditional sentences + examples 

   Grammar Quiz Second Conditional 

     

   Zero conditional exercise 

   First and second conditional - Explanation 

 

   1st and 2nd conditionals - Exercises 

   First and second conditional 

   Second conditional 

ENGLISH 8

   🔵 Passives 

     

   Passive voice lesson 

   Passive in all tenses 

   How to use Active and Passive Voice in English 

   Cómo Pasar a Pasiva en Inglés

   

     

   Passive voice

   Passive voice - exercises 

  

   The passive voice 

   The passive voice all tenses (explanation and exercises)

   Forming passives with modals 

   Passive exercise 

 

   Exercise on passive voice - Past progressive 

 

   Passive exercise | Present perfect 

 

   🔵 Verb patterns with -ing and infinitive

      

   Verb patterns: The Grammar Gameshow 

   Lesson on Verb Patters 

   How to use Gerunds and Infinitives  

   Gerund or infinitive? Stop, regret and go on

       

   Verb patterns

   Verb patterns: to or -ing

   5 Verbs with meaning changes: gerund and infinitives 

   Gerunds and infinitives 

   Gerunds and infinitives exercise 

   Verb patterns: gerund or infinitive  

   Verbs followed by "-ing" or by "to" + infinitive 

 

   🔵 Relative clauses 

      

   Which or That?

   

   Defining and Non-defining relative clauses 

   Relative clauses in 4 steps 

     

   Relative clauses

   Relative clauses: defining and non-defining

   What are relatives clauses? 

   Relative clauses - defining relative clauses 

   Reduced relative clauses - lesson and exercises 

   Exercise on Relative clauses - (exercise)

   B2 Grammar: Defining Relative Clauses - (exercise)

   

   

   🔵 Reported speech and reporting verbs 

    

   Grammar: How to use to use Reported Speech 

   Reported Speech - Reported requests, orders, questions

   

   Reporting verbs 

    Indirect Speech

   

   Reported Speech - Statements | Grammar 

   Punctuation

   How to use Reported Speech 

   Reported speech questions 

   Reporting verbs (explanation and exercises) 

   Reported speech Exercises 

   🔵 Articles: a, an, the, zero article / Quantifiers

    

   English articles A/AN/THE + Zero article

   A - AN - THE - and ZERO! The rules for articles

 

   Grammar: how to use quantifiers 

   Quantifiers in English 

     

   Articles (a, an, the, zero)

   Articles:  the vs. zero article 

   Grammar exercise 

  

   Grammar quiz: definite article or zero article? 

   Definite and indefinite article - Exercises 

   Quantifiers 

   Quantifiers | Exercises

   🔵 Third conditional / Mixed conditionals sentences 

    

 

   The 3rd conditional - English in a minute 

   Third conditional sentences + Examples 

 

   Mixed conditionals in English 

   Mixed conditionals

     

   Third conditional | Grammar - English club

   Third conditional (explanation and exercise) 

   Upper - Intermediate grammar exercise - third conditional 

   Conditionals 2 | Third and Mixed 

   Mixed conditionals 

   Mixed conditionals - B2 Grammar lessons and exercises