Learn common verb + noun + preposition collocations such as pay attention to, take pride in, make room for and put pressure on. Each expression includes a clear meaning, a natural example and a short practice activity.
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. As you probably know, phrasal verbs are essential to spoken English. There is no better way to say that you get up 7. It sounds silly to say that you rise at 7. So, in that sense, let’s look at 12 must-know phrasal verbs with “come”. Come across, Come along, Come around, Come back, Come by, Come down with, Come from, Come into, Come off, Come out, Come over, Come through, and do the quiz to perfect your knowledge.
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Do you know the difference between the phrasal verbs go back and come back? In today’s lesson, we will look at the phrasal verbs with “back”.
Learn common phrasal verbs related to food and cooking with meanings, natural examples, common mistakes and a practice exercise for English learners.
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
Want to improve your vocabulary? In this lesson, you will learn different ways to say brave in English, with meanings, examples, and useful differences between similar words.
Confused about still, yet, already, and just? In this lesson, you will learn the meaning, sentence position, and correct use of these common English adverbs with clear examples.