Can anyone suggest a site to learn English grammar in a simpler and easier way?

Question

some of my doubts are:
when to use "an", is it only before "vowels"?
when to use "said" and "told"? when to use "must" and "might"? when to use "have" and "should"? what is the difference between "everyone" and "everybody"? "gone" and "been" ? im very confused...pls help!

Answer 1

"an" before vowels
"said" doesn't need to be aimed at anyone - "I said look at that"
"told" is a command - "I told her to look at that" "I told them..."
"must" is a command - "you must look at that"
"might" is a suggestion - "you might look at that if you want."
"have" is a command - you have to look at that
"should" is a suggestion - "you should look at that, it's cool.
everyone and everybody have become interchangeable.
"gone" has no destination - "I looked, but she was gone"
"been" has a destination - "I have been to France"
I have included a grammer site.It looks like you know English very well already - better than most of the native English speakers on this site. Your concerns are minor and any place you use one where you might have used the other would go unnoticed. Merry Christmas

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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