EngClub (English from basics)

The Gerund: A Simple Guide for Beginners “The Gerund: A Simple Guide to Mastering It Easily” here we will help you understand how gerunds work in everyday conversations. If you’ve ever wondered, “What is a Gerund? Here we will learn With Simple Examples!” If you want to know “Gerund Rules & Examples and Speak Fluent English!” then you’re in the right place! Gerunds can make your English sound more natural, and here “Gerunds in Daily English will show you how to Speak & Write Better!”. Many learners struggle with “Gerunds vs. Infinitives” but this guide will clear up the confusion.Want to improve your fluency? & Unlock The Secret to Using Gerunds Like a Native Speaker!” here we will help you speak with confidence. Get ready to master gerunds with fun and easy examples!

Infinitives Made Easy: A Beginner’s Guide with Simple Examples What is an Infinitive? An infinitive is the base form of a verb, usually with “to” in front of it. It is not limited by tense or subject. Examples: to eat, to sleep, to read, to write Infinitives can function as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs in a sentence. Let’s explore how to use them correctly!

Unlocking Everyday English: Expressions You Must Know! Introduction Do you ever wonder how native speakers sound so natural when they speak? They often use expressions—short phrases with special meanings.  Today, we’ll explore some common expressions with words like one, fear, happy, food items, and more. These will help you speak English fluently and confidently! For example:  One in a million – Someone or something very special. ( She is one in a million! ) Face your fears – Confront what scares you. ( You need to face your fears to overcome them. ) Happy-go-lucky – Cheerful and carefree. ( He has a happy-go-lucky attitude towards life. ) A piece of cake – Something very easy. ( The test was a piece of cake! ) Learn some common English expressions with special meanings. Boost your fluency, speak like a native, and enhance your vocabulary with these must-know phrases. Here’s a list of some common words used in expressions: One, Fear, Happy, Food items, Heart, Mind, ...