Hello, English learners! Welcome to a new lesson. Today, we are looking at different ways of talking about ability in English. When we talk about ability, we describe what someone knows how to do, what they are capable of doing or how successfully they can perform a particular activity. Although Read more
Learn useful adjectives to describe a parent in English, including positive, negative and neutral words. This lesson includes meanings, examples, collocations, Cambridge exam tips and a practice quiz.
Making generalisations in English helps you speak and write more naturally, politely and accurately. In this lesson, you will learn useful phrases such as generally speaking, tend to, on the whole, by and large, for the most part and to a large extent, with clear examples and practice exercises.
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