THE LEARNING LIBRARY
English for everyday conversations
Introduce yourself, describe what is happening and share your plans. Build a foundation first, then connect your ideas into conversations and stories.
8 lessons to explore
The five basic English sentence patterns
Find the subject, verb and objects, then build a sentence that says exactly what you mean.
Read & practiseEnglish question word order: do, be and question words
Ask clear questions about routines, directions and plans without carrying statement word order into every question.
Read & practisePresent simple vs present continuous: routines or right now?
Say what you usually do, what is happening now and what is temporarily different.
Read & practiseFuture plans: will, going to and the present continuous
Make a decision, explain an intention or describe a confirmed arrangement.
Read & practiseFirst and second conditionals: possible plans and imagined situations
Choose between “If it rains, we’ll stay in” and “If I had more time, I’d travel.”
Read & practiseBecause, so and although: connect your ideas
Build longer sentences by showing a reason, a result or an unexpected contrast.
Read & practiseGerunds and infinitives: “enjoy doing” or “want to do”?
Learn useful verb combinations and recognise the patterns that change meaning.
Read & practiseTell a story in English: events, background and sequence
Combine past simple, past continuous and past perfect to make a short story easy to follow.
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These guides are written for Sentence Master by Thinksview. The examples are original learning scenarios; external grammar references are linked in each lesson for further reading. Illustrations set the scene and are AI-generated. Suggested A1–B2 levels describe difficulty, not certification.
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