Something, Anything, NothingPronomes Indefinidos
Why is "I don't know nothing" wrong? Learn how something, anything and nothing really work in…
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Too, Too Much, Too Many, EnoughToo e Enough
Too beautiful or very beautiful? Learn when to use too, too much, too many and enough without…
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Most, Most Of, The MostMost, Most Of e The Most
Most people, most of the people or the most people? Learn the difference once and stop guessing for…
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All, Both, Either, Neither, NoneQuantificadores
Both, either, neither or none? Learn how English counts two versus many and avoid the double…
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Reflexive and Reciprocal PronounsPronomes Reflexivos e Recíprocos
Why do Brazilians say "I concentrate myself"? Learn when English needs myself, themselves or each…
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Another, Other, OthersAnother, Other e Others
Another coffee, other plans, the others: learn the simple rule that tells you which form of other…
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Double NegativesDupla Negação
Why is "I didn't see nobody" wrong in English? Learn the one-negative rule and use any, no and…
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Generic and Common-Gender PronounsPronomes Genéricos
Someone left their bag: learn when to use singular they, he or she, generic you and formal one in…
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Collective NounsSubstantivos Coletivos
A pride of lions, a parliament of owls: learn the English words for groups and when they take a…
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Compound Nouns and Possessive FormsSubstantivos Compostos
Shoe shop or shoes shop? Ana's or Ana'? Two hours' walk? Master compound nouns and the possessive…
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Each and EveryEach e Every
Each room, every day, each of us: learn when each and every mean the same and when only one of them…
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My or The? Possessives with Body PartsPossessivo ou Artigo?
Wash your hands, not the hands: learn why English uses my, your and his with body parts, clothes…
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Subject–Verb AgreementConcordância Verbal
The news is or are? A number of students has or have? Master the agreement traps that examiners…
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Subject–Verb Agreement BasicsConcordância Verbal: O Básico
She works or she work? Learn the few places where English verbs change, like is/are, has/have and…
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Is or Are? Agreement TrapsIs ou Are? Armadilhas de Concordância
The police are, the news is, everybody is: learn the agreement traps that come straight from…
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Defining Relative Clauses: Who, Which, That, WhereOrações Relativas Restritivas
Who, which, that, whose or where? Join your ideas like a native and learn when you can drop the…
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Defining and Non-Defining Relative ClausesOrações Relativas Restritivas e Explicativas
Who, which, that or whose? Learn how two little commas can completely change the meaning of a…
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Whatever, Whenever, Wherever, WhoeverWhatever, Whenever e Cia.
Whatever you decide, wherever you go: learn the -ever words and how however can mean two different…
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This or It?This ou It?
Is it "Yes, this is" or "Yes, it is"? Learn when to point with this and when to say it in English.
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There Is, There AreHaver e Existir
"Tem um gato na porta" is not "has a cat"! Learn there is, there are, there was and there were…
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There or It?There ou It?
"It has a bank near here" or "There's a bank near here"? Master there and it from A1 to B2.
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Auxiliary Verbs: Do, Be and HaveVerbos Auxiliares
Why "Did you went" is wrong and when have needs do: a clear guide to do, be and have as auxiliaries.
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So Am I, Neither Do ISo e Neither
So am I or so do I? Learn to say "eu também" and "nem eu" in English like a natural speaker.
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Question TagsQuestion Tags
Isn't it, don't you, aren't I? Learn to build question tags that sound natural instead of a…
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Ellipsis and SubstitutionElipse e Substituição
Stop repeating yourself: use one, so, not, do and smart omissions to make your English sound truly…
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Short Answers: Yes, I Do and No, I Don’tRespostas Curtas
Answer like a native speaker: use the right auxiliary in short answers and never say "Yes, I'm"…
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Contractions: I’m, Don’t, She’sContrações
I'm, don't, she's, I'd: learn how contractions work, what 's and 'd really mean, and when to use…
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AdjectivesAdjetivos
A car blue or a blue car? Learn where adjectives go in English and why they never change in the…
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Adverbs of Manner or Adjectives?Advérbios de Modo ou Adjetivos?
Good or well? Quick or quickly? Learn when to use adjectives and adverbs of manner, and stop mixing…
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Comparatives and SuperlativesComparativos e Superlativos
Bigger, the biggest, more expensive, the best: learn to compare anything in English without saying…
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