English Collocations Related to Leisure Hello English learners! In today’s lesson, we will be learning English collocations related to leisure. As you already know, collocations are natural expressions and leisure refers to your free time. So, we will learn some natural expressions for things you usually do in your free Read more
Ways to Say EXPENSIVE in English Hello English learners! Today we are expanding your vocabulary with a wonderful set of expressions you can use instead of simply saying expensive. Whether you’re shopping, travelling, or talking about your daily expenses, these phrases will help you sound more natural, expressive, and fluent Read more
Idioms and Expressions with “Moon” Hello English learners! Have you ever been over the moon —very excited and happy? Learn 11 idioms and expressions with “moon” in today’s lesson. Here is the list: Ask for the moon Meaning: to ask for something impossible to get or achieve; to want something Read more
Adjectives to Describe Moods Hello English learners! Improve your English vocabulary with today’s lesson. Here are 24 adjectives to describe moods. Here is the list: Adjectives to describe MOODS Anxious Meaning: feeling worried because you expect something bad to happen. Affectionate Meaning: showing feelings or love for somebody. Calm Meaning: Read more
English Collocations about Speaking Hello, dear English learners! Lovely to have you back for another lesson. If you’ve been studying English for a while, you’ll know that collocations are absolutely essential. They’re the natural word partnerships that native speakers use every day, and if you want your English to sound Read more
Travel Collocations Have you travelled recently? Or are you about to hit the road and visit a destination you’ve been dreaming about? In today’s lesson, we will look at some common travel collocations. Travel by sea, by rail, by land, by air, etc. Let’s look at different ways to travel Read more
Vocabulary Related to Renting Hello English learners! Are you moving house? Or would you like to move house to a better or nicer place, at least during the summer months? In today’s blog entry, we will be learning vocabulary and collocations related to renting. I’m sure they’ll be useful sooner Read more