Adjectives to Describe an Artwork (with Meanings and Examples) When we talk about art, words matter. A painting, sculpture, or photograph can make us feel calm, excited, confused, or even slightly uncomfortable — and English gives us a wonderfully rich vocabulary to describe all these reactions. Adjectives to describe an Read more
Ways to Say “I Like It” (Natural English Alternatives) Hello English learners! Welcome to a new lesson. Saying “I like it” is perfectly correct — but repeating it again and again can make your English sound basic and flat. Native speakers use a wide range of expressions to show preference, Read more
We all have friends and when younger we usually have lots of friends and later on in life, that number goes down. If you are lucky you can have a few close friends when you are older. Friends make us feel less lonely and we can share our problems and secrets with them. Friends can be close or lifelong and they are supposed to spark joy. Some adjectives we can use to describe a friend are loyal, helpful, supportive, sympathetic, encouraging, trustworthy, good listener, etc. Follow the link to learn some useful vocabulary you need for talking about friendship.
Do you know how to interrupt politely in English? In this lesson, you will learn polite phrases for asking questions, joining conversations, adding opinions, and stopping interruptions without sounding rude.