How to Use UNLESS! Learn how to use Unless in English with useful grammar rules and example sentences. Unless means if not. We use unless in conditional sentences instead of if not. How to Use UNLESS Unless is similar in meaning to if not and can be used instead of if not in certain types of conditional … Read more
Mixed Conditionals! >In many English conversations, you might see the use of a mixture of conditionals and this is known as a mixed conditional sentence. This means that the speaker is referring to an event which may or may not have happened in the past which are hypothetical. For example, ‘if I had done my … Read more
If you are going to be talking about something that has a possibility of occurring but is unlikely then you will require the use of the second conditional. An example of this type of sentence might be ‘If my sister won the lottery, she would give me half of her winnings.’ In this section, we … Read more
When you are talking about something which is impossible, you will need to use the third conditional. This is something which is frequently used in the English language and we can see an example of this in the sentence ‘If I had wings, I could fly.’ In this section, we are going to be examining … Read more
If you would like to talk about an event which might possibly happen in the future then you will need to make use of the first conditional (the conditional sentences type 1). An example of this might be the sentence ‘If my bus is late, I will miss the movie.’ This is an important part … Read more
The zero conditional is a sentence which is used to refer to a real situation or a general truth. For example, ‘If it is sunny, make sure you bring some sunscreen.’ These sentences are heard very often whilst using the English language and it is an essential part of broadening your understanding of English in … Read more
Placing adverb before or after verb??? Different types of adverbs go in different positions in the clause. In this lesson, you will learn these position of adverbs in a sentence, also called adverb placement with example sentences. Position of Adverbs: Place Adverb Before or After Verb? Where Do You Place Adverbs in a Sentence? Placing adverb before or after … Read more
Superlative adjectives are an essential part of English grammar. They are used to describe the highest degree of quality or characteristic. For example, the superlative form of tall would be tallest. Knowing how to correctly use and form superlative adjectives is an important skill to have when writing in English. Superlative Adjectives What Is A … Read more
Comparative adjectives are a type of grammar whose importance can be overlooked when learning English. If you are looking to be able to make a comparison between two nouns then you will certainly need the use of a comparative adjective. There are a whole host of comparative adjectives in the English language and by adding … Read more