Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Today, we will look at some new vocabulary, nouns ending in the suffix -SHIP. We normally add it to the words to create a noun; it originates from the old English -scipe, meaning ‘shape’. It is used to indicate state, condition, position, office, skills, etc. Here are 20 nouns ending in -SHIP
Hello English learners. If you have a pet or if you love pets, you need to know English pet vocabulary for talking about them. In today’s lesson, we will look at some useful words and phrases for talking about pets in English.
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. If idioms are your cup of tea, you are in the right place because, in today’s lesson, we will look at 20 “animal” idioms in English. Follow the link to read on.
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. If you revise your English phrases regularly, you will probably notice that your listening, writing and speaking are improving a great deal. When you know natural English idioms, phrases and expressions you will talk more clearly, and be more confident. In today’s lesson, we will look at 15 ways to say “it’s easy”.
Idioms Related to Winter Winter has always inspired vivid language in English — from icy weather to emotional distance and difficult situations. Many everyday expressions use winter imagery to describe work, relationships, risk, and effort. In this lesson, you’ll learn common winter-related idioms, their meanings, and clear example sentences so you Read more
Hi dear English learners! Here is another vocabulary lesson in which you can learn different ways to say you are sorry in English.
10 English Idioms with “Foot” (with Meanings & Examples) English is full of idioms that describe everyday situations using parts of the body — and “foot” idioms are some of the most common. Native speakers use them to talk about work, relationships, independence, stress, and confidence, often without even realising Read more