6 Minute Grammar

Adverbs of frequency

Learn how to use 'always', 'often', 'never' and 'sometimes'.

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'Like' for preference and description

We explain different meanings of the word 'like', and talk about food...

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Present perfect continuous

'What have you been doing?' Learn how to use the present perfect continuous tense.

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Present tenses

Finn and Catherine take a look at the present simple, continuous and perfect.

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'Can', 'could', 'be able to', 'manage to'

Learn key words and phrases to talk about ability in the present and the past.

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'Used to' and 'would'

Hear about a strange habit Finn had when he was a child. He used to sleepwalk!

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Talking about the future

Learn how to use 'will', 'going to', 'might' and 'be likely to' to talk about the future.

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Question tags

"You didn't eat all the chocolate, did you?" Learn how to use 'did you' - a question tag.

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Present perfect and past simple

Catherine and Neil talk about unusual food and give you rules to help you choose tenses.

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State verbs

Is it OK to say 'I'm loving your work'? Neil and Catherine take a look at state verbs.

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The second conditional

"If my team won, I'd be so happy!" Learn how to use the second conditional.

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The first conditional

"If it rains, I will take my umbrella." Learn how to use the first conditional.

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Present and past passives

Passive forms can be tricky to understand but Rob, Neil and Mike are here to help you.

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Indirect questions

Rob and Catherine tell you what they are, how to make them and when to use them.

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Verb tenses

Neil and Catherine go on a 'tour' of 6 very important English tenses.

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Too, very, enough

Too expensive? Using 'too', 'very' and 'enough' with adjectives to talk about degree.

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Subject questions

Learn how to form questions when you want to ask about a subject or an object.

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'Used to'

Using the phrase 'used to' to talk about the past: "I used to meet my friends every day."

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Might, may, could

Catherine might cook curry for dinner. Learn how to use 'might', 'may' and 'could'.

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Defining relative clauses

How to use defining relative clauses. They give information about a noun in a sentence.

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