Grammar Games to Learn and Practice English.
Learning to compare is fun and easy! We use special words (comparatives) to show how two things are different. For example, we can say, “This ball is bigger than that ball.” Let’s learn how to do this! What Does Compare Mean? Comparing helps us talk about two things. We can Read more…
The Present Continuous Tense is perfect for talking about actions happening right now or around the present time. Here’s a quick and friendly guide to help you master it! Look at examples Present Continuous Tense Game Enter Fullscreen Exit Fullscreen Structure Subject + am/is/are + verb(-ing) When to Use It Read more…
The Present Perfect tense can seem tricky at first, but with a bit of practice, it becomes much easier to use. In this blog post, we will explore how to use the Present Perfect tense for A2/B1 level English learners. By the end, you’ll feel more confident in talking about Read more…
This game helps you pracrice Simple Present Tense along with days of the week. Play the Months of the Year Vocabulary Game Enter Fullscreen Exit Fullscreen Simple Present Tense Explanation: The Simple Present Tense is used to talk about things we do regularly, like daily routines, habits, and general facts. Read more…
In English, am, is, and are are forms of the verb to be. They are used to show that something exists, or to give more information about a subject in the present time. Let’s break it down! When to Use Am, Is, and Are Structure of Simple Present with Verb Read more…
Learning how to say the time in English is important for everyday life. Here’s a simple guide to help you understand hours and telling time. The Basics In English, we use a 12-hour clock. This means we say the time with AM (morning) and PM (afternoon and evening). How to Read more…
Understanding comparatives is essential for effective communication in English. Comparatives allow us to compare two entities, highlighting differences or similarities in qualities or quantities. This concise guide will help you master the use of comparatives in English grammar. Fullscreen Exit Fullscreen What Are Comparatives? Comparatives are forms of adjectives or Read more…
Welcome to Vocaburger! Today, we will learn about prepositions of place. These are words that tell us where something or someone is. Let’s look at some easy examples to help you understand! Enter Fullscreen Exit Fullscreen What Are Prepositions of Place? Prepositions of place are words that show where something Read more…
Hello, language enthusiasts! Welcome back to Vocaburger.com, where we make grammar as fun and tasty as a gourmet burger! Today, we’re time traveling to the world of the simple past tense, a crucial ingredient in your English language recipe. Understanding the Simple Past Tense: The simple past tense is like Read more…
Learning English can be a fun and rewarding experience. One of the first steps in mastering English Grammar is understanding the Simple Present Tense. In this post, we will explore the Simple Present Tense, focusing on verbs and the “be” verb (am, is, are). This will be a beginner-friendly guide, Read more…
Are you an A1 level English learner looking to build a strong foundation in English grammar? Understanding “have” and “has” usage is essential. In this blog post, we’ll focus on this fundamental aspect of English grammar to help you confidently use these words in your sentences. Click for All Grammar Read more…