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# Privater Englischunterricht in Berlin

Rachele Volk

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## Beiträge

- [English Tips](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/english-tips/)
- [Sentence types](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/sentence-types/)
- [Gerund or infinitive](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/gerund-or-infinitive/) - Gerund or infinitive? After certain verbs, if another verb follows, the second verb should be a gerund. Some verbs are followed by the infinitive form of a verb. Others can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive.
- [All or everyone?](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/all-or-everyone/) - All or everyone? Both all and every refer to the total number of something.
- [Commonly Confused Words](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/commonly-confused-words-in-english/) - Master commonly confused words in English with simple examples and tips. Boost your vocabulary and avoid common mistakes!
- [If and when](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/not-if-but-when/) - If and when for the future. If is used to express a possibility in the future, whereas when is used for things that will happen.
- [The Passive Voice](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/the-passive-voice/) - The passive voice can be useful when the we want to shift the focus of the sentence to the object because it is more important than the "actor", or perhaps we don't know who did the action.
- [Used to and be used to](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/used-to-and-be-used-to/) - We use "used to" plus the infinitive verb form to talk about a past activity which we no longer do today. We say I am "used to doing" something when we mean that we are accustomed to it.
- [How to pronounce words ending in -ed](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/how-to-pronounce-words-ending-in-ed/) - The -ed ending of regular simple past verbs, some adjectives, and some past participles have the following three sounds: /ɪd/ /t/ /d/. The last sound of the main word will determine which sound is used.
- [Quantifiers - Much, Many, A lot of, Few, and Little](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/quantifiers-much-many-a-lot-of-few-and-little/) - Quantifiers - much, many, a lot of, few, and little - are words that help us talk about quantity. They are used according to the type of noun that they modify.
- [Make or Do?](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/make-or-do/) - In English, we distinguish between make and do. Do usually refers to performing an activity, while make refers to creating something.
- [Commonly confused words](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/commonly-confused-words/)
- [Question words](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/question-words/) - Questions with question words (or sometimes called WH- questions) ask for information as opposed to 'yes / no' questions.
- [Past simple and past continuous](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/past-simple-and-past-continuous/) - The past simple and past continuous are often used together. Together they show that an action took place while another action was in progress at the same time.
- [Last night or Tonight?](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/last-night-or-tonight/) - Last night or Tonight? Tonight is the upcoming night and last night is the previous night. This never changes even if it is the morning and you are speaking about the previous night.
- [Present perfect and past simple tenses](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/present-perfect-and-past-simple-tenses/) - The past simple is used when talking about actions or events that are finished and occurred during a closed time period in the past. The present perfect is used to talk about things that started in the past and continue up to the present. This post will tell you when we use the present perfect and past simple tenses.
- [Phrasal verbs with get](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/phrasal-verbs-with-get/) - Phrasal verbs with 'get' are used all of the time and can be used to convey a wide variety of meanings. The verb 'get' alone usually means to receive or obtain something. But paired with prepositions or adverbs, the meanings become quite different.
- [During or while?](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/during-or-while/) - During or while? During and while are used to describe actions that occur at the same time. During is a preposition, therefore a noun must come after it. While is a conjunction, so it is followed by a subject and a verb.
- [See, look and watch - what are the differences?](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/see-look-and-watch-whats-the-difference/) - We use see when we notice things in our surroundings with our eyes; look when we notice things with more focus and concentration; and watch when we observe something with the most focus and concentration.
- [Action verbs and linking verbs](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/action-verbs-and-linking-verbs/) - Action verbs and linking verbs. Action verbs express an action and focus on something dynamic or on movement. Linking verbs connect the subject to the rest of the sentence; they create a link between the two.
- [Verb phrases](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/verb-phrases/) - Verb phrases are made up of more than one verb. Example: I have known my friend for 10 years. In this sentence, the verb have known is a verb phrase because it contains two verbs - have and known.
- [By and until](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/by-and-until/) - By and until are often confused. By is used to talk about a deadline. It means no later than a certain time. Until refers to what happens up to a point in time, or how long a situation continues.
- [Would you like...?](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/would-you-like/) - When offering something to someone, using Would you like... is a polite way to do it. You can also say Do you want..., but Would you like is more polite.
- [Make or Do?](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/do-or-make/) - Make or Do? A general rule of thumb is to use make in when you have created something, and use do when you are talking about an activity.
- [Talking about future plans](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/future-plans/) - The present continuous tense is more natural sounding than will when talking about definite future plans or arrangements. Use will for uncertain plans
- [Prepositional verbs](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/prepositional-verbs/) - Prepositional verbs consist of two parts - a verb and a preposition. If a verb follows the preposition, it must be a gerund.
- [Phrasal verbs](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/phrasal-verbs/) - Phrasal verbs consist of a verb and a particle (e.g. about, in, off, on). In order to sound natural speaking English, learn as many phrasal verbs as possible.
- [Present perfect and past simple](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/present-perfect-and-past-simple/) - Both the present perfect and past simple can be used to talk about past events. However, use the past simple with words like yesterday, last weekend, last year (finished time), and the present perfect with today, this week, this morning (unfinished time).
- [By car or by train](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/by-car-or-by-train/) - It is not always necessary to say I came here by car or by train. In most situations, it's more natural to say 'I drove here' or 'I took the bus'.
- [Date Formats](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/date-formats/) - How you write the date depends on whether you are using British English, American English, or the international date formats.
- [Some and any](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/some-and-any/) - We use some in positive statements and any in negative statements. We use both some and any with questions. Use some when we think the person or thing exists and any when we don't know if the person or thing exists.
- [Have to and Must](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/have-to-and-must/) - Must is not used very often in American English in everyday conversations. It's considered to be quite a strong word and is best reserved for rules and personal obligations. This post will explain when to use have to and must.
- [Intensifying Adjectives](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/intensifying-adjectives/) - Adjectives can have various functions in a sentence. One function can be to act as intensifiers for nouns. Absolute and complete are intensifying adjectives.
- [It and there](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/it-and-there/) - ‚It’ and ‚there’ can be used as general or ‚dummy subjects’. This is especially true when talking about time and weather.
- [Adverbs of time](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/adverbs-of-time/) - Adverbs of time tell us when something happened, as well as for how long and how often.
- [For and Since](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/for-and-since/) - Since is used when we talk about a point in time: "I've lived here since 2016.". We use for to talk about a duration of time: "I've lived here for seven years.".
- [Adverbs of place](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/adverbs-of-place/) - Adverbs of place describe where things are or happen, as well as movement. They answer the question 'Where?' and don't normally end in -ly.
- [Gradable and Non-gradable Adjectives](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/gradable-and-non-gradable-adjectives/) - Gradable and non-gradable adjectives. Gradable adjectives are able to be measured to varying degrees, and non-gradable adjectives are unmeasurable.
- [Quantifiers with countable and uncountable nouns](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/quantifiers-with-countable-and-uncountable-nouns/) - This post will tell you which quantifiers go with countable and uncountable nouns. Normally, 'much' not used in positive statement and is more common with questions or negatives.
- [Prepositions of place - Quiz](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/prepositions-of-place-quiz/) - Test your preposition skills by taking this prepositions of place quiz. There is a short explanation for each answer.
- [Near and nearby](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/near-and-nearby/) - Near and nearby when referring to distance in space - near can be a preposition, adjective, adverb, and a verb. Nearby can be an adjective and an adverb.
- [This or that? Demonstratives](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/demonstratives/) - This, that, these, and those are demonstratives (words that show or indicate something). They are demonstrative determiners when used with a noun, or demonstrative pronouns when used alone.

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## Kategorien

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## Schlagwörter

- [this](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/this/)
- [that](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/that/)
- [these](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/these/)
- [those](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/those/)
- [If](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/if/)
- [when](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/when/)
- [intensifiers](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/intensifiers/)
- [demonstrative](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/demonstrative/)
- [adjectives](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/adjectives/)
- [all](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/all/)
- [every](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/every/)
- [near](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/near/)
- [nearby](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/nearby/)
- [It](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/it/)
- [There](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/there/)
- [adverbs](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/adverbs/)
- [quantifiers](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/quantifiers/)
- [prepositions](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/prepositions/)
- [location](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/location/)
- [for](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/for/)
- [since](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/since/)
- [some](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/some/)
- [any](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/any/)
- [gradable adjectives](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/gradable-adjectives/)
- [non-gradable adjectives](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/non-gradable-adjectives/)
- [extreme adjectives](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/extreme-adjectives/)
- [have to](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/have-to/)
- [must](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/must/)
- [by car](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/by-car/)
- [by train](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/by-train/)
- [transportation](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/transportation/)
- [sentence](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/sentence/)
- [compound](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/compound/)
- [complex](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/complex/)
- [present perfect](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/present-perfect/)
- [past simple](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/past-simple/)
- [verbs](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/verbs/)
- [make](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/make/)
- [do](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/do/)
- [future](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/future/)
- [plans](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/plans/)
- [will](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/will/)
- [going to](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/going-to/)
- [gerunds](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/gerunds/)
- [phrasal verbs](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/phrasal-verbs/)
- [grammar](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/grammar/)
- [date formats](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/date-formats/)
- [writing dates](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/writing-dates/)
- [Would](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/would/)
- [Would you like](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/would-you-like/)
- [I would like](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/i-would-like/)
- [gerund](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/en/tag/gerund/)
- [infinitive](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/en/tag/infinitive/)
- [action verb](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/action-verb-de/)
- [linking verb](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/linking-verb-de/)
- [auxiliary verb](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/auxiliary-verb-de/)
- [helping verb](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/helping-verb-de/)
- [main verb](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/main-verb-de/)
- [past continuous](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/past-continuous/)
- [by](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/by/)
- [until](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/until/)
- [look](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/look-de/)
- [see](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/see-de/)
- [watch](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/watch-de/)
- [during](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/during-de/)
- [while](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/while-de/)
- [get](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/get/)
- [used to](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/used-to/)
- [-ed endings](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/ed-endings/)
- [past tense](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/past-tense/)
- [pronunciation](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/pronunciation/)
- [passive](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/passive/)
- [voice](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/voice/)
- [much](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/much/)
- [many](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/many/)
- [few](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/few/)
- [little](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/little/)
- [a lot of](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/a-lot-of/)
- [commonly confused words](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/commonly-confused-words/)
- [vocabulary](https://privat-englisch-berlin.de/tag/vocabulary/)

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