someone

British vs American English Grammar: got, gotten and more

Have something done and get something done in English

Cleft sentences in English: it-clefts and wh-clefts

This, that, these and those in English: chart and examples

Discourse Markers in English: well, anyway, actually

Dummy subjects in English: it's raining and there is

Emphasis in English: emphatic do, my own and the very

English Filler Words: um, well, so, like, you know

English greetings and survival phrases for beginners

The imperative in English: sit down, don't touch, let's go

Indirect Questions in English: Word Order and Examples

Nominalisation in English: turning verbs into nouns

Advanced passive in English: get-passive, it is said that

Past modals in English: should have, could have, must have

Past perfect in English: had + past participle, examples

Phrasal-prepositional verbs in English: 16 with examples

100 Common Phrasal Verbs in English, with Examples

Phrasal verbs with come in English: 13 meanings, examples

Phrasal verbs with get in English: 16 meanings, examples

Phrasal verbs with go in English: 14 meanings, examples

Phrasal verbs with look in English: 12 meanings, examples

Phrasal verbs with put in English: 13 meanings, examples

Phrasal verbs with take in English: 12 meanings, examples

My, your, his, her: possessives in English (chart)

Present continuous for future plans, present simple for timetables

Relative clauses in English: defining and non-defining

Reported speech in English: backshift table and examples

Reporting verbs in English: a list of patterns and examples

English Slang and Informal Words: What Real People Say

To be in English: am, is and are (chart and examples)

I wish and if only in English: grammar rules and examples