29 Adjectives to Describe a River (With Meanings & Examples) Hello English learners! Welcome to today’s lesson, where we explore 29 adjectives commonly used to describe a river. These words are especially useful for descriptive writing, storytelling, speaking exams, and any situation where you want your English to sound more Read more
Writing a Letter of Complaint (B2 First / C1 Advanced) Writing a letter of complaint is a classic Cambridge task — and a very real-life skill. Whether you’re preparing for B2 First (FCE) or C1 Advanced (CAE), examiners are not looking for anger or drama. They want clarity, structure, and Read more
Expressing Opinions and Building Arguments in English: B2–C1 Guide Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Today, we are going to learn ways of expressing opinions and arguments in English. This is an essential skill if you are preparing for B2 First, C1 Advanced, IELTS, school essays, university assignments, Read more
Ways of Introducing Facts in Writing (For Essays, Articles & Reports) Hello, dear English learners! One of the biggest differences between simple English and good academic or exam English is how you present facts. Compare these two sentences: There are 200 parrot species on the island. It is common knowledge Read more
Learn useful conclusion phrases for B2–C1 English writing, including formal, neutral and informal expressions for essays, reports, reviews and speaking. Includes examples, common mistakes and practice.
We often write texts using the same words and phrases which becomes boring after some time. Let’s try to include more variety in your English speech and writing. Here are 13 different words and phrases to use for giving examples.