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Hey everyone! In today's post we review the simple present tense. Click in our bio to learn more about it! 😉 In the meantime, here you have a table with the verb tenses and their grammatical structures.

https://learnenglishthenerdway.com/verb-grammar-the-simple-present/

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When we want to conjugate the verbs in the simple present tense, we need to ad an -S, an -ES or an -IES at the end of the verbs, but we need to be mindful of when to do it. Click here to learn more!

Verb grammar: the simple present - Learn English the nerd way In grammar, we use TENSES to communicate; a TENSE is the from in which we express the TIME CONTEXT we are talking about. When we want to conjugate the verbs in the simple present tense, we need to ad an -S, an -ES or an -IES at the end of the verbs, but we need to be mindful of when to do it.

Hi everyone!

As you may have noticed, there have been some changes in the looks of the logo 🤭 In the two months I was away, I reflected on th image I wanted to achieve for this project and decided that I didn't want it to be too stiff. The word "nerd" sometimes is viewed as something unlikable and strict and not funny, and that's not at all what I want for the blog.

I want this project to become something that reflects my personality in all senses: be it my love for learning and teaching English, my taste in music, the creative writing projects that I've been working on, and other little things like makeup and my obsession for nail polish 💅

The objective of the blog is to build a community around those topics, putting in the center the English language so, this account will remain focused on the subject. In the near future I may be opening an account focused on the side B of the blog, so that you can see that side of me too 😉

I hope you enjoy this new aspect of the blog and feel confident enough to share with me your thoughts!

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Hi everyone! I'm back! 😉
It's been a few months since the last update in both the blog and my social networks. I took some time off because I needed to take care of my mental health but this February the updates on the blog will resume.
Thanks for your continued support and I hope you keep enjoying the content! ✨

Hiya! Long time no see! In today's post, we'll talk about the possessive adjectives. Click in the link for more info!

Possessive adjectives - Learn English the nerd way Possessive adjectives are words that we use to describe: In relation to objects (tangible / intangible): ownership or that something belongs to us. In relation to people: the relationship that we share with someone.

Hello! It's nice to be back!

Welcome back! - Learn English the nerd way Hello! It's nice to be back!

Have you heard any of these expressions while boarding a bus?

Expressions Commonly Used By Bus Drivers

Today we are going to talk about the words "This, That, These, Those", better known as demonstrative pronouns.

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Demonstrative pronouns: This, That, These, Those - Learn English the nerd way The demonstrative pronouns are words that we can use to represent a thing or things in an indefinite manner, and within distance and time. The words known as demonstrative pronouns are: This, That, These, and Those.

Today we're reviewing BTS' Jungkook's solo album - Golden.

Golden - Album review (Jungkook) - Learn English the nerd way Golden has reached the top 5 in international charts and successfully kept it there for two weeks straight and counting, setting a new record for a Korean solo artist. This success will definitely be hard to beat in the K-pop category.

Have you listened to BTS Jungkook's debut album, Golden? What are your thoughts on it? Share in the comments! 😉

Photo: Jungkook / Weverse

In this new section of the blog we will be talking about music and BTS Jungkook's debut album, Golden.

Click in the link to read more about this amazing solo album the one and only Golden Maknae of K-pop 😉

Jungkook - Golden - Learn English the nerd way Golden is the debut album for Korean pop artist Jeon Jungkook, who is part of the renowned group of all rounders, BTS.

How are you today? What are your plans for this weekend?
The questions above are examples of how we can use the WH-questions, but… what are the WH-questions?

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Wh-questions and the verb to be. - Learn English the nerd way The WH-questions are a series of words that we use to make questions in order to find specific information; all these questions start with WH-, except for one, but it's included in this category.

In every language there are these wonderful words we call "verbs". Verbs are one of the nine parts of speech that exist in the English Language, and one of the four major word classes.

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Verbs, part 1 - Learn English the nerd way In every language there are these wonderful words we call "verbs". Verbs are one of the nine parts of speech that exist in the English Language, and one of the four major word classes.

When we meet someone for the first time, we introduce ourselves by saying our name and asking the other person for theirs, however, the conversation may depend on the context of the situation we find ourselves in.

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Introductions and formality - Learn English the nerd way When we meet someone for the first time, we introduce ourselves by saying our name and asking the other person for theirs, however, the conversation, or what we say next, may depend on the context of the situation we find ourselves in.

In this post we will talk about indefinite and definite articles and how to use them in a sentence.

Articles - Learn English the nerd way In this post we will talk about indefinite and definite articles and how to use them in a sentence.

Hiya! In this 2nd part we will talk about the most popular accents, discuss the phonemic chart and check examples of accents by region.

Flowing in the PHONEMIC river. Pt. 2 Around the world exist a variety of what we call "accents" in the English language, for example the American accent, the English accent, Irish, Scottish, Australian, and generally every English speaking country has it's own accent...

Hiya! Today we're talking about the verb "To Be"... or not to be ;)

Click in the link and learn more about this auxiliary verb!

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Did you know we can form plural nouns by following these simple rules? Find more about it here: https://linktr.ee/learnenglishthenerdway

Hiya! In today's post we'll review the basic structure of a sentence and personal pronouns. Click in the link to learn more ;)

pronouns, personal pronouns, parts of speech Hiya! How you doin’? The past week was a bit rough for me. I got sick with the flu and the coughing fits still don’t cease. Anyway. As you might remember, one of the Parts of speech tha…

🎶Let me flow in the river of Phoneeeemes🎶 How many artists have reached #1 in the Phonemic Chart? I'm kidding :D Find out what phonemes are and what they can be used for in our new blog entry!

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Spelling Bee? No, it's not a bee with a magic wand :D Find out how to use the question "How do you spell…?" and what a Spelling Bee is in our new blog entry ;)

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How do you spell…? How do you say :) in English? Easy, right? But, how do you spell it? Well, that is easier. :) is spelled S-M-I-L-E. Spelling words is the easiest thing in the world, but to spell a word you need to…

Nouns are probably the easiest part of English, don't you agree? Find more about nouns in the newest blog entry!

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No-no-nouns? Ye-ye-yes! Hi there! How are you? I hope you’re good :) Today’s post is about nouns! If you remember, two weeks ago we learned about the parts of speech, one of them are the nouns. Do you remember…

"How do you say…?" Find more about this useful expression in our new blog entry.
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How do you say…? Do you recognize that question? Do you use it frequently? If your answer is “yes”, congratulations!! You surely know lots of nouns by now. This question or expression is very useful for…

Parts of speech!
In this first entry I want to welcome you to the blog, I hope you find the contents useful for your learning process!

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Parts of speech In the English language, we have 9 different parts of speech. Here you can find an easy explanation to each one and different examples of them: