Hi English learners! Do you find the word “over” confusing sometimes? Should you say ‘the picture is over the cupboard’ or ‘the picture is above the cupboard’? ‘Well, keep reading, because I’m about to explain 10 ways to use the word OVER in English.
Hi English learners! Summer is a great time to learn some new English vocabulary. In today’s lesson, we are going to look at English collocations and expressions relating to summer.
Hi there! Do you eat like a bird or like a horse? Find out the meanings of expressions using the verb EAT.
Hi dear readers. Are you a hopeful person, or do you give up hope easily? Without further ado, let’s dive into the vocabulary we need for talking about hope in English.
Hi dear readers! Do you need new phrases to improve your writing or a presentation? Well, keep reading because we’re going to talk about different ways to say “in conclusion”.
Hi, dear readers! Are you having a problem understanding or making questions which end with a preposition? For example: WHO do you go WITH? Or WHERE do you come FROM? These are some of the easier ones, but my students hardly ever understand that it means WITH WHO did you go? and FROM WHERE do you come (originate). These questions are a bit tricky, especially if the sentence is long. But let’s look at some typical questions with prepositions at the end so you can understand them better.
Hi there! How many times a day do you say “say”? Well, if you speak English, then you must use the word quite a lot. In today’s lesson, we’ll look at 16 commonly used, everyday English expressions with SAY.
