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A2 Grammar

🌿 A2 · GRAMMAR
Past tenses and irregular verbs — the heart of A2 grammar.
In this section
Step 1: Past simple (regular verbs)
Step 2: Irregular verbs: Begin / Began / Begun
Step 3: Forget / Forgot / Forgotten
Step 4: Cut or Cutted?
  • Is Lice Plural or Singular? Understanding the Term’s Grammatical Number
    A2 Grammar

    Is Lice Plural or Singular? Understanding the Term’s Grammatical Number

    ByKhamis Maiouf 19 December 202315 September 2026

    Compare louse and lice when talking about one or more of these insects.

    Start lesson: Is Lice Plural or Singular? Understanding the Term’s Grammatical Number→

  • Criteria Singular or Plural: Understanding Grammatical Number
    A2 Grammar

    Criteria Singular or Plural: Understanding Grammatical Number

    ByKhamis Maiouf 8 December 202323 August 2026

    Compare criterion and criteria when talking about standards or requirements.

    Start lesson: Criteria Singular or Plural: Understanding Grammatical Number→

  • Is It a Lot, Allot, or Alot: Understanding the Differences
    A2 Grammar

    Is It a Lot, Allot, or Alot: Understanding the Differences

    ByKhamis Maiouf 18 December 202315 September 2026

    Compare a lot, allot and the misspelling alot.

    Start lesson: Is It a Lot, Allot, or Alot: Understanding the Differences→

  • How to Use an Ellipsis: Rules for Applying Ellipses in Writing
    A2 Grammar

    How to Use an Ellipsis: Rules for Applying Ellipses in Writing

    ByKhamis Maiouf 9 December 202315 September 2026

    Explore how three dots can show omitted words or an unfinished thought.

    Start lesson: How to Use an Ellipsis: Rules for Applying Ellipses in Writing→

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