Pronunciation

Some of you have learned that you need to use “a” in front of words beginning with consonants, and “an” with words beginning with vowels.  While the rule is easy, it’s not quite right: you need to use “a” with words beginning with consonant sounds and “an” with words beginning with vowel sounds. I drive […]

This is a very difficult modal verb for Spanish speakers, as it’s very hard to directly translate it into Spanish.  But in English, it’s sometimes necessary. Some of you will undoubtedly already know this verb for its use for the future for the first person I shall go to the shops after lunch We shall […]