Practical Tips for English Writing Skills
In this article we explain how writing skills can help ESL learners and provide a few tips on how to improve them.
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The Most Common Problems While Learning English & How to deal with them
From the confusion with grammar rules to challenges with oral comprehension - we explain what are the most common mistakes students may have while learning English and give some advice on how to avoid them.
Common Grammar Mistakes: And a Teacher’s Opinion on How to Avoid Them
From articles to double negatives - these are the most common mistakes for ESL students and practical tips from a teacher on how not to make them.
English grammar: Present Simple verb tense in English
Master the Present Simple Tense! Explore its usage in sentences, from A to Z. Enhance your skills with online quizzes and exercises at the end of the article.
Present Continuous – definition, construction, use, and examples of Present Continuous verb tense
Master the Present Continuous tense with examples and a test at the end of the article. Learn how to use it correctly and confidently with Novakid!
6 Rules for prepositions: using them correctly
Learn about prepositions in English grammar with our fun and educational article for parents and kids. Check out the video with prepositions rules.
English tenses – how to recognize them and how many should you use?
In this article, we’ll explain how many verb tenses there are in English and how many of them your kid actually needs to use. We’ll let you know how to recognize English tenses and provide examples of each tense being used in a sentence.
Simple Future tense in English: how to use it? (with examples)
In this article, we will explain what the Future Simple tense is and when it is used in real life situations, with examples!
No regulations! Life Hacks to Help You Memorise Irregular Verbs
Ah, irregular verbs – a thorn in the side of generations upon generations of students. No wonder, as they follow neither rules nor logic when conjugated in different tenses. The only way to memorise them is – well, memorise them.
