Jordan Fox

Learning about animals is a fun way to expand vocabulary, and focusing on animals that start with a specific letter, like “B,” can be an engaging way to explore English grammar. This article delves into the world of “B” animals, providing examples of how they are used in sentences, exploring different grammatical structures, and offering … Read more

Let’s talk fruit—and grammar! Fruits like apples, apricots, and avocados don’t just belong in your kitchen; they’re also great tools for learning essential English grammar. In this lesson, we’ll use these delicious “A” fruits to explore how nouns work in real-life English. Whether you’re just starting out or brushing up on your skills, I’ll help … Read more

Adjectives are the descriptive powerhouses of the English language, adding color, emotion, and detail to our sentences. In this lesson, we’ll focus on a fun and expressive group—positive adjectives that start with the letter ‘A’. These words help us share admiration, encouragement, and appreciation in a vivid way. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced … Read more

Connected speech is a fundamental aspect of spoken English that often goes unnoticed by learners. It refers to the way words blend and link together in continuous speech, rather than being pronounced in isolation. Figuring out connected speech is crucial for improving both your listening comprehension and your spoken fluency. This article aims to provide … Read more

Prepositional phrases are fundamental building blocks of English sentences, adding depth and detail to our communication. Understanding how they function is crucial for constructing clear, grammatically correct, and nuanced sentences. This article provides a comprehensive guide to prepositional phrases, covering their definition, structure, types, usage rules, common mistakes, and more. Whether you’re a student learning … Read more

Spelling in English can feel tricky sometimes—but don’t worry, I’ve got your back. In this guide, we’re going to break down the most important spelling rules that will help you write with confidence. We’ll start with what spelling rules actually are, then go step by step through the most common ones, like the “i before … Read more

If you’ve ever looked at the pronunciation guide in a dictionary and wondered what those strange symbols mean, you’re in the right place. Today, we’re going to explore the IPA chart—that’s short for International Phonetic Alphabet—and how it helps you pronounce English words the right way. The IPA chart is like a map for your … Read more

Let’s be honest—“awesome” is a great word, but if you use it for everything, it starts to lose its punch. That’s why today, we’re going to explore a bunch of exciting, fun, and more specific ways to express enthusiasm. Whether you’re texting a friend, writing an email, or speaking in class, having a variety of … Read more

If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to decide between “I have worked” and “I have been working,” you’re not alone. These two tenses—present perfect and present perfect continuous—can be tricky at first, but once you get the hang of them, they’re super useful for showing how the past connects to the present. In this guide, … Read more

Today we’re diving into one of the building blocks of clear, efficient English—compound nouns. These are the kinds of words that pack a lot of meaning into just a couple of terms, like toothpaste, bus stop, or mother-in-law. In this guide, I’ll show you how compound nouns are formed, the different types you’ll come across, … Read more