Present continuous and 'going to' The zero and first conditionals Modals of deduction and speculation The past perfect Adjectives and adverbs The third conditional Linking devices: cause and effect ...

Have you ever felt your heart suddenly flutter, beat funny, or race even when you’re resting? It can feel uncomfortable and a bit scary. Many people brush it off, thinking it’s because of stress, too ...

The sepia-toned photos of rural America often evoke a nostalgic, simpler time. But the reality of rural America’s past is often romanticized and rarely shown in its full, unvarnished form. In this ...

Learning German and unsure when to use ‘haben’ or ‘sein’? Here’s the quick pattern that helps you pick the right helper verb most of the time. Please sign ...

Researchers at EPFL have discovered a significant security flaw in leading AI language models: Rephrasing malicious queries in the past tense often allows users to bypass protective measures and ...

A RECENT ARTICLE in The Economist on Germany’s coalition talks was given the headline “Green-lit”. Elsewhere, though, we have reported that ventures were “greenlighted”. Another new verb is subject to ...

The verbs in the Japanese language are much simpler than in Portuguese. Unfortunately, not all verbs in the Japanese language are willing to follow rules, becoming exceptions of a group or irregular ...

Adverbs are a fundamental part of speech in the English language. They are words that modify or describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Adverbs provide additional information about the manner, ...

It's not quite as simple as 'doing words', but these activities for Years 1 through Year 6 will have children learning all about the different types of verbs and how and when to use them… The surest ...