Have you heard the expressions ‘if only’ or ‘wish’ in English? They are ways you can talk about something you regret or something that annoys you. Want to know more? Watch our ESOL video to find out about ‘‘if only’ or ‘wish’.
In English, we often use multi-word verbs or phrasal verbs like get up, pick up, and look after. Want to know more? Watch our ESOL video on multi-verb words.
How do you tell someone what you want them to do English? Do other people tell you what to do? If you need help with this, watch our presentation about imperatives and complete the activities to find out more.
Have you heard the phrases ‘used to’ in English? Do you know what it means? Did you know that it has more than one meaning? Watch our ESOL video to find out more about ‘used to’.
Do you know how to use sentences with ‘if’ in English? Watch our video presentation about the ‘third conditional’ to find out more about sentences that start with ‘if’.
What is reported speech in English? It’s when you explain what one person said to someone else. Watch our ESOL presentation on reported speech to find out more.
The future continuous (will be + ‘ing’ form) and the future perfect (will have + past participle) tenses are used to talk about events in the future. Watch our presentation and complete the activities to learn more about how these tenses are used in English.
If you could do anything for a day, what would you do? How do you talk about your hopes and dream in English? Watch our ESOL video on how to use the second conditional in English and learn how to use sentences with ‘if’.
What’s the difference between the English adjectives ‘boring’ and ‘bored’? Do you know? Watch our presentation for ESOL learners on adjectives that end in ‘ed’ and ‘ing’ to find out.
Why do we say ‘I enjoy going shopping’ but ‘I would like to go shopping?’ In English, we use different verb patterns for different verbs. Watch our presentation to find out more!
When we talk about something that happened in the past we sometimes want to refer back to something that happened before that time. We can use the past perfect tense to do this. Watch our video presentation and find out more!
Do you know how to ask for permission in English? Do you know how to use words like ‘can’, ‘must’ and ‘have to’? Learn how to use these modal verbs in our grammar video for ESOL learners.
Can you talk about your life story in English? Can you use the past simple to say what your life was like before? In this presentation for ESOL learners we explain how to use ‘used to’ ‘would’ and the ‘past simple’ to talk about things you did in the past.
How do you say something might be possible in English? You say something ‘might’ happen, or something ‘must’ be… learn how to use modal verbs like ‘might, may, could, must and mustn’t’ in our grammar video for ESOL learners.
Have you ever lost anything? How did you describe what you lost? In this presentation you can learn how to describe things and the right order to use adjectives.
Do you know how to use the past simple? Do you know how to use the past continuous? These two tenses are often used together in a sentence. Watch out presentation and find out how this works.
What do you usually do every day? What do you never do? Watch our learning English video for ESOL learners on using adverbs of frequency like always, never and always.
How do English speakers use ‘a/an’ and ‘the’? Watch our video for ESOL learners on the basic rules when using these words. The vocabulary in this video is about places in town.
How do English speakers use sentences with ‘if’? Our video especially for ESOL learners will help you learn how we use them. The vocabulary here is about free time activities.
How long have you been studying English? This is an example of the present perfect continuous. Have a look at this presentation to find out how it is used.
Some adjectives go with certain prepositions. There is no real pattern – you need to learn them as you meet them. Watch this grammar review presentation and find out more.
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