Start 2017 with the 30-day vocabulary challenge: learn 30 phrasal verbs in 30 days! Day 18: the phrasal verb SHOW: show around, show in, show off, show through, show up.

This video covers how people spell words to clarify information in everyday language. It introduces the pronouns "my" and "your," as well as simple words, and expressions.

Hallo, Deutschlerner. Today you are going to learn how to form the German command form, also known as the imperative. This is what you use to boss people around, tell them what to do and otherwise command people to act in a certain way...

In past lessons, Mr. P talked about making questions. It would be a good idea if students also watch that lesson. In this lesson, Mr. P will delve into making sentences with transitive, intransitive or ditransitive verbs. He will...

like can be easily confused among students. In this lesson, Marc highlights every usage of the word like, as an adjective, adverb, verb, conjunction, preposition, an even in idiomatic expressions. Marc provides an easy example for...

Adverbs of frequency are used everyday in English. In this lesson, Mr. P. will explain in detail how and when to use them, by listing five simple examples: Adverbs of frequency used in questions, in negative sentences, in formal...

After hurricane Sandy, I spent time with friends and shot this footage -- study reduction of the word CAN in real life speech, and study T pronunciations.

This video explains how to discuss ideas and attitudes and improve your fluency using coordinating conjunctions - and, so and but. The video covers grammar, idioms, vocabulary and pronunciation and is ideal for workplace learners who...

What's the Present Simple or Simple Present ? In this lesson, Mr. P./Marc will answer this question by explaining the six different ways in which this tense is used. He will naturally list easy examples for each usage. He will also...

The past perfect simple tense is used for actions that happened before another action in the past. In this lesson, Mr. P. will discuss how to use the past perfect simple tense and contrast with the past simple tense. At the end of the...

Practice when to use haben or sein in the Perfekt tense in German with this practice worksheet. It isn't as simple as just saying "sein with motion, haben without". This video goes into great detail about the differences between their...

In this lesson you will learn how to use verbs as adjectives in German. This lesson includes examples and rules for Partizip I and Partizip II forms of German verbs and how to use them as adjectives to describe nouns.

Choosing past tenses.

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On transitive action day, the last thing Vinny wants to do is to clean his room.

In this episode of 3 Minuten Deutsch I explain how to use the irregular verb "sein". I teach you the conjugation of the verb as well as some uses for it. <b<b<b<b<b<b<b<b<b<b<b<br/>r/>r/>r/>r/>r/>r/>r/>r/>r/>r/>r/>

Katja from Deutsch für Euch did a video about using multiple modals in one sentence. I thought it might help to see an animation of the verbs as they are added to the sentence.

In this video Herr Antrim explains how to form irregular verbs in the German Perfekt Tense and how to use them in sentence. It includes example sentences with English and German together as well as all of the rules you need to get...

After explaining how the subjunctive mood is used in English, Mr. P./Marc will list verbs and phrases that go with it. He will especially talk about the verb "wish" and the expression "it's time". He will also list some set phrases such...

Mr. P. will delve into the main characteristics of the Present Perfect Simple, dividing it into three main points: helping verb, past participles and time expressions. At the end of the lesson, he will give a short exercise for students...

Grammar is the fourth category you are scored on in IELTS Writing Task 2.



Let’s be honest. For most IELTS candidates, getting a 7 or higher in grammar is impossible. Sorry, but

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This English language learning video aims to help people understand how to describe positive and negative emotions and feelings, including non-verbal language.

In this video I explain how to use the modal auxiliary "dürfen" (may, to be allowed to) in German. <b<b<b<b<b<br/>r/>r/>r/>r/>r/>

In this lesson, Mr. P./Marc delves into the different ways the imperative mood can be used, by listing eight rules. He will then explain how to use "let" by listing four different situation where to use it. This lesson is intended for...