Grammar Lessons

Learn how to talk about habits, routines, facts, and schedules using the simple present tense.

Learn how to talk about completed actions and events in the past.

Master the use of English articles: when to use a, an, the, or no article.

Learn how to use prepositions correctly to describe locations and time expressions.

Learn how to compare things using adjectives in their comparative and superlative forms.

Learn how to match subjects and verbs correctly in English sentences.

Learn to use have/has + past participle to talk about experiences, unfinished time, and recent changes.

Master zero and first conditionals along with common conditional conjunctions for real and factual situations.

Understand how to form and use the passive voice to focus on the action or the receiver rather than the doer.

Use relative pronouns and clauses to add detail to sentences and combine ideas smoothly.

Use modal verbs to express ability, possibility, necessity, advice, and hypothetical situations.

Learn when to use -ing forms (gerunds) and to + verb (infinitives) after different verbs and structures.

Learn how to report what someone said without quoting their exact words. Essential for CELPIP listening and writing tasks.

Master second, third, and mixed conditionals for hypothetical and unreal situations. Critical for CELPIP speaking and writing tasks.

Learn essential phrasal verbs used in everyday Canadian English and workplace communication. Frequently tested on the CELPIP exam.

Master parallel structure to write clear, balanced sentences. A key skill for CELPIP writing tasks and professional communication.

Use transition words and connectors to create cohesive, well-structured paragraphs. Essential for scoring high on CELPIP writing.

Learn formal grammar patterns including the subjunctive mood and advanced sentence structures used in professional and academic English.