Month: January 2016

Congratulations! We have studied a lot! It’s high time for us to discover the adjectives. I’m including comparative and superlative forms too. The adjective is used to describe things. We ask a question “what kind of…?” to find an adjective in the phrase. The adjective is placed before the noun. It’s a sunny day today!…

Let’s discover new grammar today! We are going to study the plurals. Inside them is the subject of countable and uncountable. You can consult the following infographic for more detailed explanation. The main rule of the plural form is adding “s” at the end of the word. A table – two tables A flower –…

1) Insert the article (a/an): What is it? It’s ____ flower. And this? This is _____ car. And what is that? That is _____ neighbor’s garden. I don’t know if it is ____ vegetable marrow or ____ aubergine. Is it ___ bird? Is it __ plane? No it’s ___ Scottish Superman! I am ___ doctor….

Let us turn to the subject of articles! What do you think about usage of articles? Are you sure that you do use them correctly? Do we need them to speak only about definite and indefinite things? To tell the truth, the answer to the last question is “yes”; this is the most common usage….