A lot of people have asked me for help with prepositions. This is a pretty big topic, and so seeing how this is supposed to be a one-point lesson, I will spend a little time …
The Third Person S
Here’s a question: Who loves you? I love you. You certainly love you, and I am sure that he (or she) loves you too! So many people forget to add the (s) when they talk …
One-Point English Lesson: Used To
I used to have a 1968 Ford Mustang. It was my first car. I used to drive it everywhere. One of my friends in those days had a 1970 Mustang, and we used to try …
One-Point English Lesson: Singular vs Plural Nouns
I like chicken. Do you? I also like chickens. How about you? Two interesting questions, right? “I like chicken” Vs. “I like chickens”. Do you know the difference? Today’s online English Class will give you …
Present Vs. Present Progressive – One Point English Lesson
Here on Long Island, we are in the middle of a very cold winter. Today is especially cold. I am looking out the window into my garden. It looks cold! We have had a lot …