A2 Grammar lessons cover the rules, patterns, and structures you need at the A2 Elementary level. Each lesson explains a grammar point with clear examples, common mistakes to avoid, and practice opportunities. Topics are ordered to build on each other so you can work through them step by step.
The verb “blow” operates within regular past tense constructions, requiring the speaker to decide between the words “blew” and “blown.” This choice hinges on the grammatical context—whether the past tense is being used as a simple past or a past participle. Blew is the simple past tense form of “blow,” and it is used to…
The verb “begin” is often used in various tenses and follows an irregular conjugation pattern, making it a common subject of confusion among learners of English. The present tense form is begin which denotes that an action is currently happening. The complexity arises with the past forms of the verb, where began and begun are…
The English language is replete with interesting rules and exceptions, particularly when it comes to plurals. One such case is the word ‘goose,’ which belongs to the family Anatidae, placing it between the larger swans and the smaller ducks. The plural form of ‘goose’ is not formed by simply adding an ‘s’ as with most…
The correct past tense form of “lend” is “lent.” This applies to both the simple past tense and the past participle. It is important for learners of English to recognize and use “lent” appropriately to convey past actions related to giving something to someone with the expectation of its return. When discussing past events, the…
