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Defining Relative Clauses Take a look at the following sentences: 1) “That is the castle where they filmed ‘Harry Potter’ 2) “Henry loves dogs that wag their tails” Here, both 1) and 2) use defining clauses to provide important information about the objects in each sent … Read more
Articles can be confusing. ‘A’ doctor or ‘the’ doctor? ‘The’ eraser or ‘an’ eraser? Don’t worry… the rules are pretty simple! Indefinite Articles • ‘A’ and ‘An’ are the indefinite articles. They refer to something not specifically known to … Read more
rule; /ro͞ol/ (n.) An authoritative statement of conduct. At home, in school, on the bus, around the airport… the list is endless! Everywhere we go there are rules to follow. Keep yourself out of trouble with these Modal Verbs of Obligation. ‘have to’/’dont have to’ + i … Read more
Are you an ‘early bird’ or a ‘night owl’? Do you find yourself in class ‘on time’ or constantly running ‘against the clock’? They say, “time flies when you’re having fun” but sometimes, its a real ‘drag’. Life in the 21st … Read more
‘THINKING AHEAD’ What will you have done by this time tomorrow? Which countries will you have visited by this time next year? Where will you have partied by the end of the weekend? So many questions, so many possibilities! We often use the Future Perfect to talk about something that ‘will have … Read more