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Newest lessons for paying subscribers

Test your knowledge of prepositions so you can avoid these common mistakes.

Common mistakes with prepositions

Learn the difference between these commonly confused words.

Say, tell, speak and talk

Do you know the difference between these commonly confused verb phrases?

Used to, be used to and get used to

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Complete list of lessons for paying subscribers

Verb tenses

Learn about all the different verb tenses and try my grammar exercises to test your knowledge.

Present simple - Present continuous - Present perfect - Present perfect continuous

Present simple vs present continuous

Present perfect vs present perfect continuous

Past simple - Past continuous - Past perfect - Past perfect continuous

Present perfect vs past simple

Future forms (will, going to etc) - Future continuous - Future perfect -
Future perfect continuous

Phrasal verbs

Learn the most common phrasal verbs in English and try my practice exercises.

Clothes - Travel - Education - Money

Telephoning - Daily routine - Sleep - Food and eating

Work part 1 - Work part 2

Relationships (free lesson)

Phrasal verbs with up part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3

Phrasal verbs with back

Reading lessons

Learn about life in England throughout the year, practise your reading skills and learn new vocabulary, including phrasal verbs.

These lessons are taken from my e-book “A Year in England”, which you can buy here.

January - February - March - April - May - June (free lesson)

July - August - September - October - November - December

Easter - Christmas (free lesson)

Common Mistakes

These exercises will help you correct some of the most common grammar and vocabulary mistakes that English learners make.

These lessons are taken from my e-book “Common Mistakes in English”, which you can buy here.

Exercise 1 - Exercise 2 - Exercise 3 - Exercise 4 - Exercise 5 - Exercise 6

Free exercise

Gerund or infinitive

Learn all about when to use the gerund (the …-ing form) and when to use the infinitive (the to … form).

These lessons are taken from my e-book “I like to cook or I like cooking?” which you can buy here.

Lesson 1 - Lesson 2 - Lesson 3 - Lesson 4

Lesson 5 - Lesson 6 - Lesson 7 - Lesson 8

Other

NEW: Common mistakes with prepositions
Test your knowledge of prepositions so you can avoid these common mistakes.

NEW: Say, tell, speak and talk
Learn the difference between these commonly confused words

Used to, be used to and get used to
Learn the difference between these commonly confused verb phrases.