Grammar Café

Today’s Special is for B2 level learners  who want to feel more confident with Past Perfect  and Past Simple . What’s the Past Simple? We use the Past Simple  to talk about an action that finished at a specific time  in the past. Structure: Subject + Verb 2  (the past form) Quick Espresso Tip: Verb 2  is the simple past  form — not the past participle ( Verb 3 )! Examples of Verb 2: work → worked visit → visited eat → ate go → went Examples: I visited  London last year. She f

If you think grammar mistakes are just for beginners, then think again. Even fluent, confident English users slip up from time to time — especially when speaking fast or writing quickly. The key is to notice  the patterns and fix them one by one. Here are ten common grammar mistakes we hear all the time, even from advanced learners — plus how to get them right every time. 1. "I look forward to meet you" I look forward to meeting you. "Look forward to" is followed by a noun  o