English teachers love to explain the difference between the use of ‘for’ and ‘since’ when indicating the amount of time after an event; students love it, too. It is an easy grammar rule to communicate to students and is easy enough to…
The alphabet is one of the first things students learn and one of the first things they forget. I have caught out many an intermediate and even higher level student who claims to know the alphabet off by heart. They begin to…
It is very simple to express the future in English. You just need to say ‘will’ before the verb. For example: “I will walk the dog” If you want to ask a question about the future, put the word ‘will’ before the…
