Hi dear English learners! As you’ve probably noticed during your English learning journey, a good vocabulary is essential. It enables you to enjoy listening and reading and eases your comprehension in general. As a global language, English has been developing rapidly in the past decades and therefore has a way richer vocabulary than any other language. In that sense, I’ve prepared a lesson about different ways to say “strange” in English.
Hi dear English students! Are you a student? Or maybe a teacher? Do you lack words when you want to describe yourself or your students? Keep reading, because in this lesson you can learn 33 adjectives to describe a student.
Hi dear English learners! Have you been to some interesting places recently? Do you know how to speak or write about them? Well, here is the vocabulary to help you out with that. Here are 20 adjectives that describe places.
Have you ever wondered why we need adjectives? Well, we need them to clarify things and make them more interesting. The description without an adjective is dull, boring and unclear. Although it can be pretty hard to find adjectives to describe how we feel and what we mean sometimes, don’t despair and just try to add more words into your vocabulary. In that sense, here are 46 adjectives to describe feelings in context to help you express your thoughts better.
18 Adjectives that Describe Jobs Hello, English learners. Welcome to a new lesson! Today’s lesson is all about jobs—but not just any jobs. We’re going to explore 18 adjectives that describe jobs that help you describe different types of work in English. Whether a job is well-paid, stressful, rewarding, or Read more
More often than not, English students confuse adjectives and adverbs. Although, a little practice can go a long way when it comes to grammar.