Everyday English Expressions with DO Hello English learners! Welcome back to another useful English lesson. Everyday English expressions with do are extremely common in spoken and written English. In this lesson, you’ll learn 13 useful expressions with do, including their meanings, natural example sentences, and how to use them in Read more
Learn 33 useful adjectives to describe a student in English, with simple meanings and natural example sentences. Perfect for teachers, parents, and English learners.
As I am writing this post, millions of people are making their way to the airports or holiday destinations within the country or abroad where they are going to celebrate Christmas and New Year. Even though many countries are in lockdown and despite the fact the Coronavirus pandemic is still on, we are all excited and impatiently waiting for Christmas and New Year full of hope that the next year will bring us only good stuff. Today, I will share with you 13 English idioms inspired by Christmas and New Year. 🔔 I’m sure you’ll like them as well as find your ways to incorporate them into your English vocabulary. 😀
Confused about be used to vs get used to? This lesson explains the difference clearly, with simple rules, natural examples, and common mistakes learners should avoid.
Arrive In vs Arrive At: What’s the Difference? Arrive in vs arrive at is a common grammar problem for English learners. Should you say “arrive in London” or “arrive at London”? And is “arrive to” ever correct? In this lesson, you will learn the difference between arrive in and arrive Read more
Confused about later, yet, still, for, and since? In this lesson, you will learn how to use these common adverbs of time in English with simple explanations and clear example sentences.