What to know about orgasms: Sex Ed #13

Present Simple: Regular verbs with I/you/we/they A1

"We tend to put orgasms on a pedestal"

Subject pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, they A1

"They're the shining light"

This, that, these, those: Demonstratives A1

"those are the groups that we're talking about"

A lot of, lots of: Quantity A1

"Lots of people can experience pleasure"

Much and many: Basic distinction A2

"there's not much research yet on trans, interex, and non-binary experiences"

There is/are: Existence and location A1

"there's a lot more to doing it"

Subject-verb agreement: Basic rules A1

"Scientists even have a name for this downtime"

Gerund after Prepositions B1

"Some people can even have an orgasm just by thinking sexy thoughts"

May vs. Might (Epistemic Possibility) A1

"it might be a few minutes or hours before you can go at it again"