
Modal verbs express different levels of certainty, obligation, or expectation. They can be used with continuous forms to describe ongoing actions at a specific moment.
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Modal verbs express different levels of certainty, obligation, or expectation. They can be used with continuous forms to describe ongoing actions at a specific moment.
„Using Modal Verbs with Continuous Forms“ weiterlesen
Read on to find out if you mix up these commonly confused words in English. But first take the quiz to test yourself.

Which sentence is correct?
I have a lot of time.
I have much time.

I was given flowers by someone.
Someone gave me flowers.
Do you know which sentence uses the passive verb form?

Did you know that there are three different ways to say the „ed“ of words ending in -ed? It all depends on the sound of the last letter of the main word. Read on to find out how to pronounce words ending in -ed and improve your English pronunciation.

I used to ride my bike to work, but now I take the bus.
I am used to riding my bike to work.
Read this post about the difference uses of „used to“.
Not sure which word is the right choice? Improve your vocabulary by reading this post on commonly confused words in English.
„Commonly confused words“ weiterlesenChoose the correct sentence and then play the game at the end of the post!
I do sports every day.
I make sports every day.
„Make or Do?“ weiterlesenTake the quiz on question words and check your answers! Then try to make some questions by looking at the table below.
Is this sentence correct?
Tonight it was very hot, so I feel tired today.
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