1. lots/a lot of + plural countable and uncountable nouns (informal) – I’ve got lots/a lot of homework, so I can’t go out. – I’ve got lots/a lot of brothers […]

Uncountable nouns ending in -s Some nouns ending in -s are uncountable and followed by a singular verb – e.g. maths, physics, genetics, aerobics, athletics, news. – The news is […]

Uncountable nouns These have no plural. The following are common nouns that are usually uncountable: – accomodation, advice, behavior, bread; – copper (and all other metals); – meat, sugar; – […]

Modal verbs in conditional sentences Modal verbs can, could, might etc. can be used in all types of conditional sentences. – I might send him an email if I can […]

Conditionals Unlikely or contrary to present fact FORM: If + past simple/continuous + would/could etc. + past participle in the main clause. USE: To talk about something, to give an […]