Mr. Griot reviews complete sentences and shows how to identify and correct sentence fragments and run-on sentences. He then uses a game format to practice using these skills.

Mr. Griot reviews complete sentences, fragments, and run-on sentences.

Mr. Griot discusses subject, object, possessive, and relative pronouns. He then demonstrates the function and use of each in sentences.

Mr. Griot explains the four types of sentences and their end marks of punctuation. He also points out some ways to identify each in when reading and writing.

Mr. Griot teaches the elements of a simple sentence. He also explains the process of joining simple sentences with a coordinating conjunction to create a compound sentence.

“Seeing the Same with Synonyms” demonstrates how to make writing more interesting and descriptive by using powerful words that mean the same as blander words.

Mr. Griot reviews how to identify sentence fragments as opposed to a complete sentence. He also reviews finding the subject and predicates in a sentence as well as identifying the type of sentence if it is complete.

Mr. Griot describes the function of a coordinating conjunction and demonstrates for the student how to combine and correct sentences using a comma and coordinating conjunction.

Mr. Griot explains prepositions and prepositional phrases and gives hints about how to remember and identify them.

Mr. Griot explains the different types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory.

Mr. Griot reviews the components of a sentence and practices identifying complete sentences, sentence fragments, and run on sentences.

“Questions and Statements” explains questions and statements, giving several examples of each.

This video entitled "Noun and Adjectives" discusses the relationship between nouns and adjectives and explains how to diagram a simple sentence.

Today Henry Meets a pair of running shoes in a sports shop. Running shoes are a bit sad as they’ve never actually run a race or won any trophies. Henry saves the day by becoming an athlete, organising a race in the shop and competes...

Summarizing or saying the summary of a text is an important comprehension practice for kids to understand what they read.

Both infinitives and gerunds can act as nouns, and for this reason, it can be confusing to know whether we need to use the infinitive or the gerund in a sentence. In this video, we'll explore six invaluable tips to help ESL...

It can be tempting to use simple past tense in place of present perfect tense. It’s important that we don’t. In this video, we’ll look at why present perfect is important, how we form it, and five situations it's used.

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In this lesson, we learn the difference between 'will' and 'going to'.



‘Will’ and ‘going to’ are both used to talk about the future. They can both be used to form the simple future tense. They are quite often used...

How do you know when to use the pronouns she and I versus her and me? Today get simple and actionable pro grammar tips to figure out the difference so that you can keep the connection.

Today we answer a great listener question about the grammar that we use with the preposition 'for'. Find out the rule today and how to use it to connect.

In this math video we will write and use a real world expression with Unit Rate. We will understand that "per" means to multiply in math. We will interpret a real world situation and translate the language into a math expression. We will...

English is full of idioms with the word short! Today you'll learn 4 that are perfect for IELTS vocabulary scores. We'll share example sentences and let you know whether you should use them on the Writing or Speaking exam. Listen in for...

Today we answer a student question about T/F/NG and Y/N/NG and teach you 3 must-have rules to make one of the hardest question types a cinch.

Have you looked at the IELTS band descriptors? They can be hard to understand, even for natives. Today we'll do a deep dive into the grammar score, and you'll find out, in simple language, what the Examiner needs to hear for a 7+ in this...