Objective:
By the end of this 5 Minute-English lesson,you will be able to form and ask questions in the Present Simple and Past Simple tenses (excluding subject questions).
Question formation – Present & Simple Past
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Common Mistakes: Quantities
This post looks at common mistakes when using expressions of quantity. After the lesson, there’s a quiz to check your understanding.
Common Mistakes 2
Common mistakes that Spanish speakers often make when learning English!
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Jeopardy Trivia
Play Jeopardy! Check your knowledge.
Good Sleep Boosts Language Learning
Sleep isn’t just crucial for our overall well-being; it turns out it plays a key role in learning languages too! Recent research from a team of international scientists, including those from the University of South Australia (UniSA), highlights how getting a good night’s sleep can really boost our ability to remember new words and complex grammar.
Mastering -ed Pronunciation for Regular Verbs in the Past Tense
Common mistakes that Spanish speakers often make when learning English!
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Common Mistakes
Common mistakes that Spanish speakers often make when learning English!
I’ll be updating this post three times a week! Be sure to check back frequently for new tips and insights to help you improve your English skills.
Uses of “Onto”
Learn how to use “ONTO.”
Uses of “To”
Learn how to use “TO.”
Prepositions of Direction: To On, In, Onto, Into
Prepositions of Direction: To, On (to), In (to) (Part 1) The primary preposition indicating direction is “to.” TO: shows movement toward a goal. When the goal is a physical place, like a destination, “to” means moving in that direction. For example, imagine a view of Earth from space, with the…