Adverbs few, little, lots: grammar and Edgar Poe's cocktail

This course focuses on the topic of plural nouns and countable and uncountable nouns in English.

To master this grammar, we suggest you use the storytelling method. Research in the field of cognitive science and the work of the brain shows that information is best absorbed in the form of a narrative - that is, a coherent story. This method is widely used to study vocabulary. However, we suggest also using it when learning grammar.

In this course, you will learn how to make Charles Bukowski's favourite cocktail and master the nuances of using nouns in English.

In this course you will get a step-by-step recipe of Hemingway favourite cocktail and quantifiers grammar topic. You will learn how to make the cocktail and also you will learn how to use some, any and many with nouns.

The grammar topic in this course is presented with a storytelling method.

This method is widely used for learning new information, which is intertwined with a story.

booyya – your English in portion.

This course is aimed at practicing such adverbs as few, little, lots and all the nuances connected with them. When do we say few, and when do we say a few? How is lots of different from a lot of? All this you will learn and practice in this short course. 

We use the modern method of storytelling to master the grammar – the information you need is interwoven into a coherent story and is firmly fixed in your memory. 

So you will learn the history of Edgar Poe’s favourite cocktail and a step-by-step recipe of this cocktail.

booyya is your portioned English. 

Basic grammar rules are your foundation for sophisticated and advanced English. Say it simply and clearly if you want to be heard and understood. Without a full understanding of Present Simple and Present Continuous, it isn't easy to learn more complex grammar. This course will help you learn the most essential, basic rules you will use in every second sentence.

The course will teach you how to build sentences in the Present Simple and Present Continuous, ask questions, what the exceptions are, and how to use these tenses correctly.

booyya - beautiful English consists of simple things

The Mini Grammar series of courses allows you to learn English in small portions. In each course, we take one grammatical topic and consider it end to end.

In this course, the forms of the present tense: Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, and Present Perfect Continuous are waiting for you.

The course consists of three lessons. In each lesson:

• cases of usage 
• grammar tables
• assignments for each use case

We will work out the formulas of these tenses, as well as all cases of their use. And all this in just 15 minutes!

What do Present Perfect and Past Simple have in common with boiling eggs? Nothing, except one little detail: both of them are very simple. 

There are many people who confuse Present Perfect and Past Simple, but after this course you won't be one of them. Our short online course illustrates these two grammar topics with eggs. 

"My mom taught me how to boil eggs" - Past Simple. 

"I finally have learnt how to boil eggs" - Present Perfect.

Why, God, why?! What is the difference? 

Take this course to find out why.

To study irregular verbs (Irregular Verbs), we suggest using two methods in this course: the distributed repetition method and the booyya method, which we have developed for you.

Spaced Repetition Method is a method that allows memorizing information without jaggedness. It is based on the theory of Hermann Ebbinghaus. The scientist studied human memory and derived the forgetting curve. His research helped to see how often the material needs to be repeated so that it is fixed in the memory.

Spaced Repetition Method is a method that allows memorizing information without jaggedness. It is based on the theory of Hermann Ebbinghaus. The scientist studied human memory and derived the forgetting curve. His research helped to see how often the material needs to be repeated so that it is fixed in the memory.

We also offer you our own method of learning verbs. We offer you to divide the study of irregular verbs into 4 weeks. We divided the verbs into different groups - next to each group it is indicated what exactly unites the verbs in it. Thus, every week we will study 25 verbs and after 4 weeks we will remember all 100 of the most common irregular verbs!

For your convenience, after each week there is a practice exercise, as well as already created cards, with which you can easily practice the learned forms! Also, we have divided all the verbs for the week into slightly smaller groups so that you can learn as many words as you can at one time.

A four-week program awaits you, in which these verbs are already divided into groups. All you have to do is follow the instructions and repeat different groups of verbs at different times, according to the schedule.

No serrations. Hack irregular verbs right now!

In this course, we look at the modal verb WILL in detail. You will learn 7 cases of its use and memorize all the shades of its meaning.

WILL  is one of the hundred most frequently used words in the English language, and you absolutely need it. Knowing that will is translated as “I will” is not enough.

Only 30 minutes - and you will master this topic inside and out.

We have divided English into small pieces, and we suggest you learn it step by step.

In light of the latest events in the world, people began to doubt whether Future Simple is needed at all. Who on Earth is talking about the future nowadays. The world has gone crazy, and you want to talk about will and going to (you might ask).

Yes, we do! And what’s more, we have prepared a whole course here. This course is about the future tense in English. Because we believe in two things: a bright tomorrow and good English skills. And the first one, by the way, strongly depends on the second.

This course is devoted to two options for expressing the future tense in English: the Future Simple tense and the construction going to. These two ways of talking about the future cover a lot of different shades and options: a spontaneous decision, a plan, an unfounded assumption, and much more.

Compare two sentences:

“We are going to watch this movie tomorrow” and 

“Oh, I'll join you then” 

Why do we use Future Simple in one case and going to in another? 

Confused? No worries! Our teacher will explain this grammar topic in interview style . Watching an interview has never been so good for you!

Take the course and polish your English. There is only one way to eat an elephant: a bite at a time!

This course will teach you how to use future forms. You will find a video explaining grammar and an exercise on Future in the course. Also, we will learn how to talk about plans, predictions and hopes, and when not to use will.

You will learn the following Future tense forms in English:

• Future Simple
• be going to
• Present Continuous

You will fully master the Future forms. One topic - one step to perfect English.

This course is for improving the use of the modal verb MUST. You will learn how to use this verb, variants of its meaning, and the rules of use. 

• one short course
• one topic
• one modal verb
• one brick in your English building

In this course we use the modern method of storytelling - you will remember grammar much better if rules are presented as a story. Get through our course and make sure how easy is to learn rules thanks to giraffes. 

This course is for practicing the modal verb CAN.  In what cases we can use, how, why, and how beavers are connected here.

• One short course
• One topic
• One modal verb
• One step in your English development

In this course we use a modern method of storytelling - grammar is remembered much better if the rules are presented through history… for example, stories about beavers :)

The Mini Grammar series of courses allows you to learn English in small portions. In each course, we take one grammatical topic and consider it precisely. In this course you will deal with past forms: Past Simple, Past Perfect, Past Continuous and Past Perfect Continuous.

The course consists of four blocks. In each block:

• cases of use 
• grammar tables
• assignments for each use case

We will work out the formulas of each tense as well as all cases of their use. And it's only 15 minutes!

Conditionals is one of the most difficult topics in English grammar. Sometimes we call them 'if clauses'. Conditionals are made using different English verb tenses and it really can be frustrating! For example, sometimes when you want to talk about Future, you need to use Present Simple. In some cases you use Past Simple to talk about Present. Confused already? 

No worries - in this course we will explain it to you in no time. 

Basically there are three types of Conditionals:

• First Conditional
• Second Conditional 
• Third Conditional

And each of them has a certain structure (or formulas). These structures are easy to understand and to remember. It will take you only one lesson to learn how to form  Conditionals. Let’s do it! 

This course includes a video lesson and a block of interactive tasks for practicing conditional sentences. Also you will find grammar materials and nice infographics inside the course

A three-part series of English grammar tables, Vital Grammar Notes, is not only an online adaptation of popular grammar notebooks by Green Forest. Each course has tables with grammar explanations and examples that illustrate the use of said grammar. Moreover, each lesson has up to ten tasks aimed at practicing the rules presented in the lesson.
 

The course allows you to learn grammar not only about separate tenses but also in comparison of a few different tenses.
 

You will learn the topics that are vital for those who only start learning the language or have some basic knowledge, such as Present Simple, Present and Past Continuous, Present and Past Perfect, articles, quantifiers, modal verbs, degrees of comparison, passive voice and even indirect speech.

The course has eighteen lessons. Each lesson has:

• grammar tables with rules and explanations of a grammar topic, including examples of use
• up to 10 grammar tasks
• test yourself sections after each lesson