In this second part of our lesson on modal verb forms ‘should/should have’, ‘could/could have’, and ‘would/would have’ to express past regrets or desires for the
📜 Here I come to one of the memoir writer’s difficulties– one of the reasons why, though I read so many, so many are failures.
Another poet for another Saturday post! As we are drawing close to Robert Burns’ Day, a celebration of Scotland’s poet around January 25th, the time
Many English language students struggle with memorising the many different verb forms we have in our language. It can be difficult, especially when they are
📗 ‘O!’ says I, willing to give him a little lesson, ‘I have no fear of the justice of my country.’ ‘As if this was
If you have been watching the ceremonies to commemorate the inauguration of the U.S. president today, you will have overheard several references in their speeches
📗 The fire being lit, the hearth swept, and a small kettle of a very antique pattern, such as I thought I remembered to have
📘 ‘The King of France … called the Duke of Burgundy in contempt a waterish duke, because his love for this young maid had in
Perhaps you have wondered what kinds of books native English-speaking children read and study at school. While today’s book is not currently a school textbook,