Why “Don’t Push the Horses” Sounds Wrong — Even Though It Makes Perfect Sense

Most learners are taught a simple rule: Present Continuous is used for actions happening now.It sounds logical. It is easy to memorize.And it is fundamentally wrong. […]

One of the most common misconceptions about English is this: “English is easy because it has no cases.” This statement is only half true.English has no […]

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Why Knowing English Means More Than Following Rules Let’s imagine someone says: “I have not books.” You might stop and think:– It sounds strange.– Maybe wrong.– […]

Most learners are told that Present Simple is about habits.Daily routines. Repeated actions. Something you “usually” do. This explanation is not false — but it is […]