

The English Language Coach
Category: Grammar Tips
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Linking Phrases
What Are Linking Phrases? Linking phrases (also called transitional phrases or cohesive devices) are words, phrases, or clauses that connect…
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Someone, Everyone, Anyone, No One
Someone, Anyone, Everyone, and No One: When to Use Each Certain words are…
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Prepositions of time Since, For, and From
Prepositions of time Since, For, and From The propositions of time Since, For and From are used to talk about…
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Ten Unusual Grammar Rules
Ten Unusual Grammar Rules We all know the common English grammar rules but here are ten unusual grammar rules that…
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How We Use “JUST” In English
How We Use “JUST” In English How we use “just” in English The word “just” is a versatile adverb in…
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Introduction to Modals for Options and Possibilities
Introduction to Modals for Options and Possibilities Present, Past, and Future. Here we have an introduction to Modals…
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29 Compound Verbs You Can Use In Business
29 Compound Verbs You Can Use In Business Below are 29 compound verbs, with their meaning and an example that…
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Tenses in the English Language
Tenses in the English Language There are many tenses in the English language and it can be difficult to remember…
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The Difference Between an Idiom and a Saying.
DO YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN IDIOM AND A SAYING? Check out our classes here and …
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5 Rules for Using Commas
5 Rules For Using Commas Check out these 5 rules for using Commas. Check out our classes here …
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Expressing Preferences.
We often use words like prefer, would prefer, would rather to talk or ask about preferences. We use prefer when we talk…
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Typical Grammar Errors
It is easy to make these typical grammar errors because English has quite a few words that are spelt or…


