Zero conditionals are a really useful and simple English grammar structure. We often use them to talk about scientific facts, but that’s not their only use. In this video your see lots of zero conditional examples and learn how you can also use it to talk about habits and routines and even the past. Zero conditionals have two clauses: the condition and result. We’ll show you how to form them, make negatives, punctuate them and

Learn how to use the past possibility modals may, might and could. This is the second of two videos on 3 useful modal verbs that we use to talk about possibility and certainty in English. The first video was about how we use them in the present and future and you can see it here. This video is about how we use may have done, might have done and could have done to talk about

May, might and could are really useful English modal verbs. We use them in lots of different ways but an important one how we use them to express uncertainty when we’re not sure. You can use may might and could with the same simple structure if you’re talking about the present or the future. They mean the same thing and you’ll have no problems. But do you know how to use them in the negative?