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Intermediate Grammar

Used to, be used to and get used to: differences, uses and exercises

Used to, be used to and get used to: differences, uses and exercises

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-ed and -ing adjectives in English: bored vs boring and all the pairs, with exercises

-ed and -ing adjectives in English: bored vs boring and all the pairs, with exercises

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Causative have in English: have something done, get and examples with exercises

Causative have in English: have something done, get and examples with exercises

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Gerund or infinitive in English: when to use -ing and when to use to, with a verb list and exercises

Gerund or infinitive in English: when to use -ing and when to use to, with a verb list and exercises

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Despite, in spite of and although: differences, uses and exercises

Despite, in spite of and although: differences, uses and exercises

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Would rather and had better: differences, uses and exercises

Would rather and had better: differences, uses and exercises

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Stative and dynamic verbs in English: state verbs vs action verbs

Stative and dynamic verbs in English: state verbs vs action verbs

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Difference between MUST and HAVE TO in English

Difference between MUST and HAVE TO in English

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Modal Verbs in English: A Complete Guide with Examples and Exercises

Modal Verbs in English: A Complete Guide with Examples and Exercises

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Reported Speech: A Complete Guide to Indirect Speech in English

Reported Speech: A Complete Guide to Indirect Speech in English

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B2 Connectors in English: Complete Guide for Writing and Speaking

B2 Connectors in English: Complete Guide for Writing and Speaking

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List of irregular verbs in English and Spanish with pronunciation and downloadable PDF

List of irregular verbs in English and Spanish with pronunciation and downloadable PDF

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Connectors in English for B1 level students

Connectors in English for B1 level students

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Comparatives and Superlatives in English

Comparatives and Superlatives in English

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Adjectives in English: Definition, Types and Examples

Adjectives in English: Definition, Types and Examples

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