Recently, I had a Facebook Live class all about the prepositions IN, ON and AT. Watch the rebroadcast here and then quiz yourself about the prepositions below! Be sure to send me a message and let me know how you did and if you have any questions or comments! You Read more…
If you aren’t sure about when to say “have had” or “had had”, here are some resources for you. Watch this week’s live lesson rebroadcast on Facebook (you should be a member of Laura’s English Class Group). Read more about the grammar online here. Take the quiz below! Past Perfect Read more…
You may have noticed that some adjectives have two different forms, the -ed form and the -ing form. It may seem confusing, but really it is quite simple! Adjective ending in -ed This adjective describes how you or another person/being can feel. It is used to describe the feeling, not the Read more…
Are you one of the many students who finds these two prepositions a little tricky? Here are some general uses and a small quiz to help you start to get these prepositions straight.
OF
Of is usually used to talk:
FOR
For is usually used to talk:
Take the preposition quiz below to see if you have mastered these two prepositions.