Do you wish you could write well or write better? This lesson covers ten important tips and recommendations to improve the quality of your writing.

In this intermediate lesson, Dan explains past modal verbs of speculation and how to use them in conversation for guesses and empathetic responses.

In this brief lesson, Stuart explains the difference between the common English phrases "(be) used to" and "get used to," and when to use each.

Remembering countable nouns as things that can be counted and uncountable nouns as things that can’t will help you correctly talk about quantities in English.

Are you learning English and eager to improve your grammar? Learn how to use the future continuous tense with confidence speaking conversational English.

Using “so” and “such” can be tricky when learning English. In this lesson, learn how to use these words correctly so that you can express yourself in English!

This English grammar lesson focuses on two causative verbs: get and have. Dan explains the three patterns you'll use to ask someone to do something for you.

Along with clear grammar patterns, Dan provides sample dialogues for you to practice comprehension. Don’t miss these clear instructions and pronunciation tips.

Clear writing matters because communication matters! In this lesson, learn the basics for clear writing, including style, brevity, grammar, and tone.

Do you want to write in an impactful way? After learning a few simple rules, your writing be unforgettable. Start with the big rule: make subjects clear!