Food, dish, meal, course and cuisine are often confused by English learners. Learn the difference with clear meanings, natural examples, restaurant vocabulary, common mistakes and a useful quiz.
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. Everybody moves house sometimes. There are all kinds of reasons to move house. You may have been accepted to a college or got a new job in another city or another country. You may need more space so you decide to move to a bigger flat or a house. Lots of people today are moving out of the cities. They decide to start a new life somewhere in the country and grow their own food. Whatever the reason, in today’s lesson, we will look at the vocabulary and collocations for moving house. Follow the link to learn the new vocabulary.
Suffixes that Form Adjectives: A Complete Guide to -able, -ful, -less, -ous, -ic, -ive and More Have you ever seen a word in English that you didn’t know, but still somehow understood? For example: drinkable hopeless dangerous cloudy Even if you’ve never studied these words, your brain probably guessed the Read more
Collocations for Feelings and Emotions in English (with Examples) Hello, English learners! Do you ever struggle to express your emotions in English? Instead of just saying I’m happy or I’m sad, you can use natural expressions like blissfully happy or worried sick to sound more fluent and expressive. In this lesson, Read more
22 Adjectives to Describe Smell in English (with Clear Meanings & Examples) Smell is one of the most powerful senses. A single scent can remind us of childhood, make us feel hungry, take us back to a holiday, or warn us that something is very wrong in the fridge. Yet Read more
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. We will look at some commonly used collocations with “market”