Tutorials Index

Owl’s Bilingual Academy - Tutorials

Here, you’ll find all the lessons grouped by category to help you easily find exactly what you’re looking for. Simply click on a link and explore the tutorials at your own pace. Happy learning!


English Tutorials

English Grammar

English Parts of Speech

What are the Different Parts of Speech in English?


English Nouns

What are the Different Types of Nouns in English?


English Verbs

What are the Different Types of Verbs in English?


English Prepositions

What are the Different Types of Prepositions in English?

Mastering the Tricky Prepositions in English: Part 1 – to and for (Basic)

Mastering the Tricky Prepositions in English: Part 2 – to and for (Advanced)

Mastering the Tricky Prepositions in English: Part 3 – In and On

Mastering the Tricky Prepositions in English: Part 4 – At (Basic)

Mastering the Tricky Prepositions in English: Part 5 – At (Advanced)


English Articles

What are the Different Types of Articles in English?


English Either or Neither nor

Mastering “Neither… nor” and “Either… or” in English: Part 1 – The Basics

Mastering “Neither… nor” and “Either… or” in English: Part 2 – Either… or

Mastering “Neither… nor” and “Either… or” in English: Part 3 – Neither… nor

Mastering “Neither… nor” and “Either… or” in English: Part 4 – How to Use Both

Mastering “Neither… nor” and “Either… or” in English: Part 5 – Either without or


Afrikaans Tutorials

Afrikaans Grammar

Afrikaans Parts of Speech

Afrikaans pronouns

Mastering Afrikaans Pronouns: Part 1 – Personal Pronouns

Mastering Afrikaans Pronouns: Part 2 – Possessive Pronouns

Mastering Afrikaans Pronouns: Part 3 – Personal Pronouns (including exceptions)

Mastering Afrikaans Pronouns: Part 4 – Reflexive Pronouns

Mastering Afrikaans Pronouns: Part 5 – Relative Pronouns


Afrikaans Tenses

Making Tenses Easy in Afrikaans: Part 1 – Mastering the Basics

Making Tenses Easy in Afrikaans: Part 2 – Tenses and Auxiliary Verbs

Making Tenses Easy in Afrikaans: Part 3 – Using “ge-” in the Past Tense

Making Tenses Easy in Afrikaans: Part 4 – Using “het” in the Present Tense


Afrikaans Sentence Elements

How to identify the Subject, Object and Verb in Afrikaans


Afrikaans sentence structure

Mastering Afrikaans Sentence Structure: Part 1 – What Is STOMPI? (Basics)

Mastering Afrikaans Sentence Structure: Part 2 – STOMPI in Different Tenses

Mastering Afrikaans Sentence Structure: Part 3 – STOMPI (Qeustion vs Statement)

Mastering Afrikaans Sentence Structure: Part 4 – Sentences That Don’t Follow STOMPI


Afrikaans questions vs statements

Questions vs Statements in Afrikaans: Part 1 – The Basics


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