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The Present Perfect tense allows us to bring the past and the present together, often when talking about experiences, status, or results.  In this video we take a look at each of those three, as well as compare Present Perfect usage to Past Simple usage.

Relative clauses let you put additional information together in one sentence.  Doing so can improve the flow of your speech or writing, so that you sound more natural.  Here's an overview of how Relative Clauses are used, as well as 4 steps to creating them.

If you connect to verbs - or two verbals - you might need to do it through a 'Verb Pattern'.  Knowing which to use can might depend on which verb comes first.  But memorizing two lists of verbs isn't fun, so consider these rules-of-thumb instead.

Even if your elementary students know the past forms of verbs, they might have some trouble forming past simple sentences.  If your students are making mistakes like "She doesn't went," or "Did he ate?", then here's what they need to learn.  There are two simple things to remember.  This applies not only to Past Simple, but to all past forms.

The Passive Voice expresses the result of actions.  This introduction includes why we use it, how we use it, and topics that tend to apply it.  Learn how to turn an active sentence into a passive one in 4 easy steps.