Hi dear English learners! Here we are again. Are you impatiently waiting for a new lesson? Well, here it is. It is about 25 ways to use the verb wait; it includes collocations, phrasal verbs and idioms, as well as synonyms, which will boost your vocabulary in a lot of ways.
The new year’s coming, have you made any New Year’s resolutions yet? Here we come to the first of the expressions related to making decisions. All your wishes may come true if you just make new year’s resolutions and try to stick to them all year round. So, let’s look at some collocations and idiomatic expressions for talking about decisions in English.
Ask is a very common verb in English and as such it has several meanings
We use the first conditional to talk about real or possible future situations, to make predictions, offers, suggestions, etc.
Learn about the first conditional sentences and do the quiz
Both “over” and “above” mean ‘higher than’ and in many cases are interchangeable. But there are some differences between them.
Have you ever lost your way in a new place or learn something the hard way? Here are 21 everyday expressions with “way” you may find useful.
How many times have you complained about your food or drinks in a restaurant, a hotel, maybe even a travel agency or at work? I’m sure you know how to complain in your native language. But, do you know how to complain in English? In case you’re not quite sure, Here are some useful and effective ways to complain in English.