35 Reporting Verbs in English (with examples) Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. When we report what someone else has said, we often avoid using their exact words. Instead, we use reported (indirect) speech to convey the message more naturally and accurately — especially in writing and formal Read more
Learn reported speech in English with simple explanations, tense changes, say vs tell, reported questions, commands, and plenty of useful examples.
As Long As, As Far As, As Well As, As Much As: Meaning and Examples Hello, English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Today, we are going to look at four useful English expressions that often confuse learners: as long as, as far as, as well as, as much as Read more
Learn the most useful ways of expressing purpose in English, from everyday structures like to, so that and in case to formal expressions such as with the aim of, in an attempt to and for the purpose of. This B1–C1 guide includes clear explanations, natural examples and common mistakes to avoid.
Even If, Even Though, Even So, Even As: Meaning and Examples Even if, even though, even so and even as are useful English expressions, but they are often confused by learners. In this lesson, you will learn the difference between even if, even though, even so and even as, with Read more
30 Time Expressions in English (Meanings & Examples) | B2–C1 Time expressions are small words and phrases with big power. They help us say when something happens, how long it lasts, and by what point it must be completed. If you are writing emails, essays, stories, or preparing for B2 Read more
Linking Verbs in English: Meaning, Use & Common Mistakes (B1–C1) Hello English learners, and welcome to a new lesson. Today we’re looking at linking verbs in English — a small grammar topic with a surprisingly big impact on accuracy, especially in Cambridge exams, IELTS, and advanced writing. Many learners use linking Read more