by Gabriel Brito | Apr 23, 2025 | B1/B2 Grammar Papers
Uses 1. For continuous actions happening until a certain time in the past. When we use the Past Perfect Continuous, we are usually saying how long the action ‘had been happening’ for, before another past action occurred. See the timeline below for a visual...
by Gabriel Brito | Apr 23, 2025 | B1/B2 Grammar Papers
Unlike an ‘active’ sentence, a ‘passive’ sentence put the object first. For example: As you can see, the verb in the passive tense takes a different form and if we mention the subject, we add ‘by’. Form of the Passive Voice —- (be) + 3rd Form (Past...
by Gabriel Brito | Apr 23, 2025 | B1/B2 Grammar Papers
Nouns can be divided into countable and uncountable groups. Countable Nouns Countable nouns are things which can be counted – school, watch, story etc. We can say one school, two pencils, three cars etc. They have a plural form – adding s/ es/ ies – schools,...
by Gabriel Brito | Apr 23, 2025 | B1/B2 Grammar Papers
Relative clauses are used to join two sentences together into a more complex sentence and to give extra information about something. We use relative pronouns to introduce the relative clause, they can refer to the subject or object of a sentence. For example:...
by Gabriel Brito | Apr 23, 2025 | B1/B2 Grammar Papers
What are conditional sentences? Conditional structures are often called ‘if clauses’, because they describe the result of something that happens, or may happen, or, in the case of ‘third conditionals’, something that ‘could have happened’. What are the differences...
