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.
Learn how to express cause and effect in English using words and phrases such as because, because of, due to, as a result, therefore, consequently, lead to and result in. This clear B2–C1 guide includes grammar patterns, examples, common mistakes and practice exercises.
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Are you writing essays? Do you want to introduce more variety and style into your writing? Well, keep reading because in today’s lesson, we will look at linking words and phrases to express difference with loads of practical example sentences so you can learn them in context.
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Today, we will learn about the form and use of the present continuous tense.
Learn useful alternatives to “in order to” and discover how to express purpose in English with natural and formal phrases, grammar patterns and examples.
Making generalisations in English helps you speak and write more naturally, politely and accurately. In this lesson, you will learn useful phrases such as generally speaking, tend to, on the whole, by and large, for the most part and to a large extent, with clear examples and practice exercises.
Learn the most useful phrases for paraphrasing in English, including in other words, to put it another way, simply put, in a nutshell, to be specific and more precisely. This B2–C1 guide includes clear meanings, natural examples, common mistakes and exam-style practice.