How to talk about regrets and wishes in English

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 four modules. In each module:

• 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!

How to learn new English words? How to remember all the rules and exceptions of using the infinitive? Nine memorisation techniques and a grammar topic in one course. You will learn how to memorise new words and immediately use these techniques to learn words that are followed by an infinitive. The course includes educational videos, tables with rules, and exercises. Improve your English with this course right now.

If only Russia had not attacked Ukraine. I wish I were at home right now. I regret watching so many Russian movies. Pay attention on the constructions we use in these sentences
I wish
If only
I regret

From this course you will learn: how to use these constructions correctly, when they are appropriate, how to make questions and negative forms. And a lot of practice so that you remember exactly and start using them. Hurry up. Today the wishes and regrets of every Ukrainian are important!

Using the verb want when you talk about wishes - it's like eating bland food when your table is set with delicacies.  

• I wish I wasn't late! 
• I wish I could sing like this. 
• If only you were here…
• I wish I had such a car. 
• If only I didn't get drunk yesterday…

These and similar phrases can be used without that notorious want. This course is devoted to the constructions I wish and If only that will help you to talk about your wishes in English. We`ll drill grammar, we`ll look through all the possible meanings of these constructions and we will learn how to talk about wishes as natives.

I wish I had bought this course a year ago! My English would sound much better now, - these are your thoughts after completing the course. 

In this course we took the complex topic of Mixed Conditionals and presented  it as simply and clear as possible .

In just 30 minutes you will be able to sort out two types of mixed conditionals and learn to distinguish them. And our CROSSOVER RULE will help you instantly understand this grammar and never get mixed up in it again.

With our crossover rule , Mixed Conditionals will absorb even a beginner .

However, we don’t recommend taking this course , If you don’t sort out the basic types of conditional sentences. Our course about First, Second, and Third Conditional will help you in this.

In addition to the grammatical topic , in this course you will also find vocabulary on the topic of ecology and the environment.  The whole Mixed Conditionals grammar is presented on examples of Greta Thunberg, Ilona Mask, and Pornhab ecoactivism.

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

The Mini Grammar series of course allows you to learn English in small parts. In each of these courses we take one grammar topic and we look at it from top to the bottom.

In this course you will learn the nuances of the usage of gerund and infinitive forms after some verbs. For instance, the verb hate can be followed both by gerund and infinitive: hate to do or hate doing. But, the meaning of these two phrases will be different .

This course consists of 5 lessons with rules, examples and practice exercises. If you want to figure out nuances such as Gerund and Infinitive, then dive into this course.

How to learn gerund forms and overcome the intermediate plateau? In this course, you will find grammar rules for the gerund in English, videos, exercises and tests. Also, you will learn how to overcome the plateau in learning English. You will know why your English is stuck and not improving and how to overcome the obstacles.

Give your English a new boost with a course from booyya.

Do you know how to express your assumptions about present or past situations in English? Which modal words are used for this purpose and how to use them right? Our course is for those whose English is already advanced and who strives to deepen and amplify their knowledge of English grammar.

Modals of deductions are used to express who certain or uncertain you are. We will look at such modal verbs as must, may, might, could, can't, couldn't and will have learnt how to use the right.

This course contains videos, grammar tables and tests that will help you understand the topic. Join us today and improve your knowledge of English grammar.

It's impossible to have an interview with an interesting person in English without asking questions. This is true not only about professional interviews but also for regular conversations or business meetings. The ability to properly formulate questions is a key skill for English learners. It defines your ability to hold a conversation, obtain important information, and communicate effectively in various situations.

This booyya course "Types of Questions with Hanna Kochehura" for intermediate levels (B1-B2) will help you learn the main types of questions in English: Subject and Object Questions, Tag Questions, and Indirect (Embedded) Questions.
A unique element of this course is a video interview with a stand-up comedian, resident of the Underground StandUp Club, and philologist Hanna Kochehura. The interview gives you a clear idea how different types of questions work in real-life conversation. The video is followed by grammar references and interactive exercises for each type of questions.

• Hanna Kochehura's Instagram
• Underground Stand-up's Instagra

This online course titled "Modal Verbs of Possibility and Ability" is designed for intermediate learners (B1 level) interested in enhancing their grammar skills in English. In this lesson, you'll encounter various situations illustrating the use of modal verbs to express ability in both past and present contexts. Through dialogues and examples, you'll learn how to correctly apply modal verbs in different scenarios.

The lesson includes:

• Five situations presenting real-life scenarios where modal verbs are used to convey ability.
• A grammar reference section outlining the usage of modals of ability in both present and past tenses.
• Practice tasks to reinforce your understanding of the grammar rules, including sorting sentences, making correct sentences, writing questions based on given answers, correcting mistakes, choosing the correct option, rewriting sentences using modals or related phrases, and an extra section for personal reflection.

By the end of this course, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively use modal verbs of possibility and ability in English, empowering you to communicate more confidently and accurately in various contexts. Join us today and take your English grammar skills to the next level!

Reported Speech (Indirect Speech) is when you tell someone what another person said. "She said she didn't like my joke". "He asked if I had lost my sense of humor". 

We have to change tenses and some other words in such sentences. It seems rather difficult at first sight. But after this short online course it will all make sense to you. We do not offer to learn numerous rules by heart - we suggest relying on logic and common sense. Only one rule called "step back" will help you deal with all the cases of Reported Speech.  

Our fabulous Joker comics will make this grammar lesson very simple for you to understand and remember. Hit the "Buy" button and take a course on Reported Speech now. English online has never been so lit! 

Embark on a captivating journey through the past tenses with remarkable Ukrainians! We've delved into the intriguing stories of talented individuals and developed a lesson focusing on the four forms of the past tense.

From this course, you'll learn about five outstanding personalities born in Ukraine:

• Valentyna Sanyina-Schlee, a fashion designer from New York with Ukrainian roots
• Volodymyr Khavkin, a biologist
• Maryna Viazovska, a Ukrainian mathematician
• Petro Prokopovych, a Ukrainian beekeeper and founder of rational frame beekeeping
• Max Levchin, a co-founder and chief engineer of PayPal, vice president of development at Google.

Using texts about these remarkable figures, we'll tell you about four past tenses:

Past Simple
Past Continuous
Past Perfect
Past Perfect Continuous

In this course, interactive exercises on this grammar await you to solidify the learned material effectively.

Learn English and discover more about incredible Ukrainians with a lesson from Booyya!

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!

This Mini Grammar course allows you to learn English in small portions. In each course, we consider one grammar topic and cover it from beginning to the end. 

In this course you will learn Future Simple, Future Continuous, Future Perfect and Future Perfect Continuous. 

The course consists of four parts. Each part includes:

• rules of the tense usage 
• tables with grammar rules
• activities for each rule. 

We will practice the formulas for these tenses as well as all their uses. 

In the English language, intonation plays an important role in communication. It can change the meaning of what is said and convey emotions, intentions, or even attitudes. Did you know that different types of questions in English have different intonation? And that stress can be placed not only on a syllable within a word but also on individual words within a sentence?

Intonation helps express emotions, emphasize keywords, and, to top it all, determine the type of sentence! We will explain the important details of intonation in English in this booyya course.

Our detailed course will help you understand:

• which parts of speech in English are usually stressed and which are not;
• how sentence stress changes depending on the type of the sentence;
• the difference between intonation in statements and questions.

This course includes plenty of audio and video examples with real-life dialogues, video explanation of the details, and practical exercises to facilitate your learning.

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 intermediate level. 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