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23/09/2026

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19/09/2026

📝 WEEKLY ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ! 🎯

Let's see how much you remember from this week's lessons. 📚

Choose the correct answer:

1. She ___ a beautiful dress.
A) have
B) has

2. ___ he like coffee?
A) Do
B) Does

3. They ___ students.
A) is
B) are

4. I ___ tired yesterday.
A) was
B) were

5. I have lived here ___ 2020.
A) since
B) for

6. She ate ___ apple.
A) a
B) an

💬 Write your answers like this:
1-B, 2-, 3-, 4-, 5-, 6-__

🌟 Let's see who gets 6/6!

19/09/2026

📒 GRAMMAR SERIES — A or AN?

Let's learn one of the easiest grammar rules! 🌟

👉 Use A before a consonant sound:

✅ a book
✅ a car
✅ a teacher
✅ a university

👉 Use AN before a vowel sound:

✅ an apple
✅ an egg
✅ an umbrella
✅ an hour

💡 Remember:
It's about the sound, not simply the first letter.

📝 Choose A or AN:

1. ___ orange
2. ___ teacher
3. ___ umbrella
4. ___ hour
5. ___ university

💬 Write your answers below! 👇

19/09/2026

📕 GRAMMAR SERIES — SINCE vs FOR

Many English learners confuse SINCE and FOR. Let's fix it! ✨

👉 SINCE = starting point
Examples:
✅ since Monday
✅ since 2020
✅ since morning

👉 FOR = period of time
Examples:
✅ for two hours
✅ for three days
✅ for five years

🌟 Compare:

✅ I have lived here since 2020.
✅ I have lived here for six years.

💡 Remember:

SINCE → When did it start?
FOR → How long?

📝 Choose:

1. I have known her ___ 2019.
2. He has worked here ___ five years.
3. We have been waiting ___ two hours.

Comment your answers! 👇

19/09/2026

📙 GRAMMAR SERIES — WAS vs WERE

Now let's talk about the past. ⏰

👉 WAS → I, He, She, It
✅ I was tired.
✅ She was at home.
✅ He was happy.

👉 WERE → You, We, They
✅ You were late.
✅ We were busy.
✅ They were outside.

💡 Easy rule:

I / He / She / It → WAS
You / We / They → WERE

📝 Practice:

1. I ___ tired yesterday.
2. They ___ at school.
3. She ___ happy.
4. We ___ busy.

👇 Write your answers in the comments!

19/09/2026

📗 GRAMMAR SERIES — AM, IS or ARE?

Let's make this simple! 🌟

👉 AM → I
✅ I am happy.

👉 IS → He, She, It
✅ She is a teacher.
✅ It is cold.

👉 ARE → You, We, They
✅ You are kind.
✅ They are students.

💡 Remember:

I → AM
He / She / It → IS
You / We / They → ARE

📝 Fill in the blanks:

1. I ___ ready.
2. She ___ my friend.
3. We ___ students.
4. They ___ happy.

💬 How many did you get correct?

19/09/2026

📘 GRAMMAR SERIES — DO vs DOES

Let's learn another important rule! ✨

👉 DO → I, You, We, They
✅ Do you like tea?
✅ They do their homework.

👉 DOES → He, She, It
✅ Does she like tea?
✅ Does he play cricket?

💡 Easy rule:

I / You / We / They → DO
He / She / It → DOES

📝 Choose the correct word:

1. ___ you speak English?
2. ___ she like coffee?
3. ___ they play football?
4. ___ he work here?

Comment your answers! 👇

19/09/2026

📚 ENGLISH GRAMMAR — HAS vs HAVE ✨

Do you know when to use HAS and when to use HAVE?

👉 HAS is used with:
He, She, It

✅ She has a book.
✅ He has a new bag.
✅ It has four legs.

👉 HAVE is used with:
I, You, We, They

✅ I have a pen.
✅ You have a nice dress.
✅ We have a class.
✅ They have two books.

💡 Easy trick:

He / She / It → HAS
I / You / We / They → HAVE

📝 Practice:

1. She ___ a new phone.
2. They ___ two cats.
3. I ___ a question.
4. He ___ a bicycle.

💬 Write your answers in the comments! 👇

16/09/2026

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13/09/2026

📚 ENGLISH GRAMMAR: SINCE & FOR

Do you know the difference between SINCE and FOR? 🤔

Both are used to talk about how long something has continued, but they are used differently.

🔹 SINCE = Starting Point

Use SINCE when you mention the exact time when something started.

✅ since Monday
✅ since 2020
✅ since January
✅ since morning
✅ since 5 o'clock
✅ since I was a child

Example:
👉 I have lived here since 2020.

🔹 FOR = Period of Time

Use FOR when you mention how long something has continued.

✅ for two hours
✅ for three days
✅ for five years
✅ for a long time
✅ for two months

Example:
👉 I have lived here for five years.

💡 Easy Rule:

🟢 SINCE → When did it start?
🟢 FOR → How long?

📌 Compare:

✅ She has worked here since 2021.
✅ She has worked here for five years.

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