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            One of the most essential skills in mastering English is understanding how to construct sentences. A sentence is more than just a group of words; it is a structured expression of thought that communicates an idea clearly. Every sentence must have at least a subject (who or what the sentence is about) and a predicate (what the subject is doing or what is being said about the subject). Once you understand the different types and kinds of sentences in English, you'll find it much easier to express yourself—whether you're writing a business email, telling a story, or having a casual conversation. Let’s begin by exploring the four types of sentences by structure : Simple Sentences contain only one independent clause. This means they have one subject-verb combination and express a complete thought. Example: He studies English. Even though it’s short, it is grammatically complete. Compound Sentences join two independent clauses using a c...

  Hello, dear English learners! 👋 Are you new to English? Don’t worry! Learning English can be fun , easy , and exciting,  especially when we learn together. 😊 My name is Teacher Sharmaine , and I help beginners like you speak English with confidence and happiness . Whether you want to talk with friends, travel, work, or just enjoy learning,  I am here to help you!  Why Learn English? English is the most popular language in the world. If you speak English, you can: ✅ Make friends from other countries ✅ Get better jobs ✅ Travel more easily ✅ Watch movies and listen to songs ✅ Learn new things online  Let’s Practice a Little! Try this simple activity! Fill in the blanks with the correct word: is / are / am I ___ happy. You ___ my friend. He ___ a student. We ___ ready to learn! They ___ from Japan. Great job!  See? Learning English is easy with me!  What Will We Learn in 10 Lessons? Here is my 10-lesson beginner pla...

  Hello there, English explorer!  You’ve mastered simple sentences like: I like pizza.  She is happy.  They play football.  Awesome job!  Now you might be asking: 👉 “What should I learn next?” 👉 “How can I keep improving my English and have fun doing it?” Let’s explore the next steps together with games, practice, and easy activities!   1. Learn to Ask and Answer Questions ❓ Instead of just saying sentences, learn how to ask ! Try these: What’s your name? Do you like ice cream? Where do you live? Activity: Match and Practice Match the question with the answer. Write the correct letter. A. What’s your name? B. Where do you live? C. Do you like dogs?  I live in Manila.  Yes, I love them! My name is Anna. ✍️ Your answers: A - ___ B - ___ C - ___  2. Use Words for Time and Routine  You can say when things happen: I wake up at 7 a.m. She eats lunch every day. We go t...

 Are you starting to learn English? Don’t worry, everyone starts somewhere! In this blog, we’ll guide you through making simple English sentences . You’ll also get a mini workbook with exercises and a fun challenge at the end. Whether you're a student, traveler, or just curious about English, this is the perfect place to begin. 😊  What Will You Learn Today? How to make simple English sentences Common sentence patterns 20+ practice questions to test your skills A chance to share your score in the comments!  Step 1: Learn the Basic Sentence Pattern The most common sentence structure in English is: Subject + Verb + Object 🔹 Subject – who or what the sentence is about 🔹 Verb – the action 🔹 Object – the person or thing affected by the action 👉 Example: I (subject) eat (verb) rice (object). → I eat rice. Common Subjects for Beginners Subject Meaning I myself You the person I talk to He a man/boy She a woman/girl It a thing or animal W...

  Beginner Workbook: Making Sentences with Past, Present, and Future Simple Verbs PART 1: Making Sentences in English A sentence in English usually follows this pattern: ·        ✅ Subject + Verb + Object Subject Verb Object Sentence Example I eat rice I eat rice. She drinks water She drinks water. They watch TV They watch TV. ·        Common Subjects: ·        I, You, He / She / It, We, They, My brother, The dog, My teacher ·        Common Verbs (Actions): ·        eat, drink, read, write, go, have, play, study, cook, clean, work PART 2: Understanding Verb Tenses (Past, Present, Future) A. Present Simple Tense Use this tense to talk about: ...

  Welcome to my English learning community! Whether you're starting from scratch, brushing up your skills, or aiming to master advanced communication, my personalized English courses are designed just for you. As a dedicated online English teacher, I offer structured and engaging lessons that help you grow confidently in speaking, listening, reading, and writing. And here's the best part:  you’ll receive a Certificate of Completion at the end of your course! 🎓  Beginner Level (A1–A2) Perfect for learners who are just starting out. Learn to express simple ideas, talk about your daily life, and build strong foundations in grammar and vocabulary. Lessons include: Alphabet and Phonics Greetings and Introductions Countries and Nationalities Numbers, Dates, and Time Daily Routines and Simple Present Family and Descriptions (be verb, adjectives) Food and Shopping (countable/uncountable nouns) Places in Town and Directions Present Continuous P...

          In today’s fast-paced, globally connected world, speaking English confidently is no longer just an advantage, it’s a necessity. Whether you want to expand your career opportunities, connect with people from different cultures, or simply improve your communication skills, learning English is a powerful step toward success. But how and where should you start?           The answer is simple: take online English lessons and make them fun, engaging, and personal with a teacher who truly cares about your progress. That’s where I come in! What You’ll Get from My English Lessons When you learn English with me, you’re not just memorizing vocabulary or grammar rules. You’re developing real-life skills that you can use right away, at work, while traveling, in online conversations, or even during casual chats with friends. Here’s what you can expect: Confidence in speaking English clearly and naturally Better listeni...