Do you get English conditionals mixed up? Gill's new lesson is an overview of all 4 conditionals, with examples of each. If you watch this video, you will understand conditionals better. (That sentence is an example of the first conditional!) | engVid

15K views · 1.9K reactions | To really understand grammar, you need to learn the role of every word in a sentence! In this English grammar lesson from Adam, you'll learn about these parts of speech: ARTICLES (a, an, the) PREPOSITIONS (for, by, to…) CONJUNCTIONS (and, but…), and PRONOUNS (he, these, all…) | engVid | Facebook

"I'm HAVING a party." 🥳 "I HAVE a car." 🚗 When should you use "have", and when should you use "having"? Rebecca shows you in this new grammar lesson! You'll learn the difference between dynamic and stative verbs, as well as simple and continuous tenses. | engVid