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 can sign up for your …
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 Quiz Fill in the blanks …
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 thing that caused the feeling. …
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: about belonging and possession with partitive expressions (a loaf of bread, a cup of water, …
