Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Have you ever thought about how important the knowledge of English phrasal verbs is? They will add a great deal to your fluency and comprehension as they happen to be an essential and inseparable part of a spoken language. Before you know it, using and understanding phrasal verbs will build up your speaking confidence very quickly. Today, we will look at phrasal verbs with “follow”.
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. If you want to speak a foreign language correctly, you need to know which words collocate. In today’s lesson, we will look at noun + preposition collocations such as a reply to a letter, the difference between cultures, etc.
Adjectives to Describe a Pet (with Meanings & Examples) Pets are part of the family. They welcome us when we come home, keep us company when we’re sad, and somehow always know when it’s time for a walk or for dinner. And of course, when we talk about our pets, Read more
Hello English learners! Welcome to a new lesson. We will look at phrasal verbs for daily routines. Daily routine refers to common activities we are engaged in every day.
At first glance, phrasal verbs look simple and easy to learn and some of them really are. However, they tend to have different meanings in various contexts and they can be quite difficult to remember because they consist of two or three words. It is very important that you try and learn as many of them as you can as without knowing them you will not be able to understand the informal context.
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Good vocabulary is a foundation for communication skills. We use it to express our thoughts and ideas and improve communication. We need to understand the meanings of the words clearly in order to use them properly. In today’s lesson, we will look at the meanings of the words nature, countryside, environment and wildlife and discuss the differences between them.
British Idioms with “Tea”: Meanings & Examples (B2–C1) Tea is more than just a drink in Britain. It’s a ritual, a comfort, and a social event — and, of course, it has also found its way into the English language. From gossip and secrets to problems that are not really Read more
