Second Conditional: Unreal SituationsSegunda Condicional
If you won the lottery, what would you do? Master the second conditional to talk about dreams and…
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If I had known, I would have… Learn the third conditional to talk about regrets and a past that…
Read More: Third Conditional: Past Unreal Situations (Terceira Condicional)Mixed ConditionalsCondicionais Mistas
If I were you, I wouldn't have done it: master mixed conditionals, inversion and smart alternatives…
Read More: Mixed Conditionals (Condicionais Mistas)Unless, Even If, Provided, As Long AsAlternativas ao If
Go beyond "if": learn when to use unless, even if, provided and as long as to make your conditions…
Read More: Unless, Even If, Provided, As Long As (Alternativas ao If)Wishes and Regrets: I Wish, If OnlyDesejos e Arrependimentos
Say "quem me dera" and "queria ter feito" in English: master I wish, if only, would rather and it's…
Read More: Wishes and Regrets: I Wish, If Only (Desejos e Arrependimentos)Polite Conditionals: If You Don’t MindCondicionais de Cortesia
If you could, I'd appreciate it if, if possible: use if to make requests, offers and opinions…
Read More: Polite Conditionals: If You Don’t Mind (Condicionais de Cortesia)Active and Passive VoiceVoz Ativa e Voz Passiva
Was built, is being made, has been sold: learn how the passive works in every tense and when to use…
Read More: Active and Passive Voice (Voz Ativa e Voz Passiva)The Passive in All TensesA Voz Passiva em Todos os Tempos
One rule, every tense: learn to build the passive from "is made" to "could have been avoided" with…
Read More: The Passive in All Tenses (A Voz Passiva em Todos os Tempos)It Is Said That…: Passive with Reporting VerbsVoz Passiva com Verbos de Relato
Write like a journalist: use "it is said that" and "he is believed to have" to report news with…
Read More: It Is Said That…: Passive with Reporting Verbs (Voz Passiva com Verbos de Relato)Passive Verbs with Two ObjectsVoz Passiva com Dois Objetos
Learn why English says "I was given a scholarship" and how to use this powerful passive with…
Read More: Passive Verbs with Two Objects (Voz Passiva com Dois Objetos)The Passive in News Headlines and SignsA Voz Passiva em Manchetes e Placas
Man arrested, batteries not included, bridge to be rebuilt: learn to read the short passives in…
Read More: The Passive in News Headlines and Signs (A Voz Passiva em Manchetes e Placas)Phrasal Verbs and Prepositions in the PassivePhrasal Verbs e Preposições na Voz Passiva
Was looked after, was called off, was laughed at: learn why the little word stays with the verb in…
Read More: Phrasal Verbs and Prepositions in the Passive (Phrasal Verbs e Preposições na Voz Passiva)Reported SpeechDiscurso Indireto
Retell what people said like a native speaker: say vs tell, tense changes and reported questions…
Read More: Reported Speech (Discurso Indireto)Passing On Messages in EnglishComo Repassar Recados em Inglês
Leo says hi, she wants you to call her back: pass on calls, voice messages and requests in natural…
Read More: Passing On Messages in English (Como Repassar Recados em Inglês)Reported Speech: Special CasesDiscurso Indireto: Casos Especiais
When the tense stays the same, what happens to must and shall, and how to report short answers…
Read More: Reported Speech: Special Cases (Discurso Indireto: Casos Especiais)Gerund or Infinitive?Gerúndio ou Infinitivo?
Enjoy swimming or want to swim? Learn which verbs take -ing, which take to, and the ones that…
Read More: Gerund or Infinitive? (Gerúndio ou Infinitivo?)Expressing Purpose: To and ForExpressando Finalidade: To e For
Stop saying "for to buy": learn when English uses to and when it uses for to explain why you do…
Read More: Expressing Purpose: To and For (Expressando Finalidade: To e For)Reporting Verbs: Admit Doing, Refuse To DoVerbos de Relato
Go beyond said and told: master admit doing, refuse to do and other reporting verbs that make you…
Read More: Reporting Verbs: Admit Doing, Refuse To Do (Verbos de Relato)Verb + Object + Infinitive or GerundVerbo + Objeto + Infinitivo ou Gerúndio
Stop saying "I want that you come": learn when to use want me to go, make me go and see me going.
Read More: Verb + Object + Infinitive or Gerund (Verbo + Objeto + Infinitivo ou Gerúndio)Gerunds and Infinitives: Complex FormsGerúndio e Infinitivo: Formas Complexas
To have done, being told, to be doing: unlock the advanced forms that make your English precise and…
Read More: Gerunds and Infinitives: Complex Forms (Gerúndio e Infinitivo: Formas Complexas)Reduced InfinitivesInfinitivos Reduzidos
Say "I'd love to" instead of "Yes, I want": learn the tiny word that makes your answers sound truly…
Read More: Reduced Infinitives (Infinitivos Reduzidos)Singular and Plural NounsSubstantivos no Singular e no Plural
One child, two children; one mouse, two mice: learn the plural rules and the irregular nouns you…
Read More: Singular and Plural Nouns (Substantivos no Singular e no Plural)Articles: A, An, The, No ArticleArtigos
A, an, the or nothing at all? Learn when English uses articles and stop saying "the life is short".
Read More: Articles: A, An, The, No Article (Artigos)Countable and Uncountable NounsSubstantivos Contáveis e Incontáveis
Advice, news, furniture: learn which nouns you can count in English, plus much, many, a few and a…
Read More: Countable and Uncountable Nouns (Substantivos Contáveis e Incontáveis)Much, Many, A Lot Of, A Little, A FewMuito e Pouco
Much, many, a lot of, a few or very? Learn every way to say "muito" and "pouco" in English, from…
Read More: Much, Many, A Lot Of, A Little, A Few (Muito e Pouco)Some, Any and NoSome, Any e No
Something, anything or nothing? Master some, any and no, plus the exceptions that trick even…
Read More: Some, Any and No (Some, Any e No)This, That, These, ThosePronomes Demonstrativos
Near or far, one or many: learn this, that, these and those in minutes, and finally know when to…
Read More: This, That, These, Those (Pronomes Demonstrativos)Pronouns and Possessive AdjectivesPronomes e Adjetivos Possessivos
I, me, my, mine or myself? See every English pronoun in one table and stop mixing up his, her, its…
Read More: Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives (Pronomes e Adjetivos Possessivos)Subject vs Object PronounsPronomes Sujeito x Objeto
I or me? He or him? Learn where each pronoun goes and stop saying "me and Ana went" for good.
Read More: Subject vs Object Pronouns (Pronomes Sujeito x Objeto)Whose and the Possessive ‘sWhose e o Caso Genitivo
John's car, the girls' bikes, whose phone? Learn where the apostrophe goes and when to use 's or of.
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