‘Although, though, even though’, ‘despite’ or ‘in spite of’ ?
Hello! Here’s a video from bitable that explains how to use these linking devices.
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Stative verbs
Think or thinking ? Have or having? When dealing with stative verbs, we basically mean those verbs that describe a state instead of an action, but this can be a tricky thing and sometimes a verb belongs to both categories depending on context. When can we use these verbs in the progressive form? Here are a few tips along with a quiz.
Click to activityPast simple and Past Continuous
Hello! Here are two graded activities for the use of these tenses when they appear together. One is for Basic levels and the second activity is for Intermediate.
‘used to’ for the past
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Future forms for Basic and Intermediate 1
The Present perfect simple
Hi! Trying not to be too boring although we need to go over some grammar. Here’s a link for this tense and some related activities.
Click for grammar and activityClick here for interrogative word order with yes/no questions
The present tense of ‘have’ in positive statements
Hi! Here’s some help for beginners on ‘have’ as a possessive verb. Hope you have a nice time learning and doing the activities. Please don’t forget to ‘like’ if you find it interesting (people seldom remember do to this… sigh 😦  )
