Relative pronouns The most common relative pronouns are: – who : to refer to people – which : to refer to things – that : to refer to either people […]

Indefinite article We use the indefinite article, a/an for: Single countable nouns mentioned for the first time – There’s a cat under the car. Jobs – He’s a police officer. […]

Present simple Form Positive statements – I/You/We/They speak English. – He/She/It speaks English. Negative statements – I/You/We/They don’t speak English. – He/She/It doesn’t speak English. Questions – Do I/You/We/They speak […]

Advice (present) We use should, It’s a good idea … and Why don’t you …? to give advice. We can also use ought to, but it is less common. – […]

Reports A report could be written for a superior (a teacher or a boss) or a peer group (other students or colleagues). It will certainly contain some facts, possibly as […]