Originally posted on the Magoosh TOEFL blog! Learning vocabulary is one of the most basic parts of studying English, so getting good vocabulary is massively important. But there are a range of different types of ...
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How to avoid awkward situations when meeting new people
Hey everybody! As language learners, we are always keen to practice with new people we meet who speak the language that we are studying but there are a few things we must always keep in ...
Read More »Substitutes for “if”- “unless” & “in case”
How is it going everyone? Today we are going to focus on a point which is not everyone’s favourite- conditionals. We are going to centre our attention on substituting “unless” and “in case” in place ...
Read More »Some differences between British and American English
How is every going ABA friends? You will probably have noticed when reading English that you have seen some words more than once in different places and noticed that their spelling changed sometimes. The thing ...
Read More »10 Other ways to say “goodbye”
What’s up ABA friends! As most of us know, the English language is rich in vocabulary allowing us many different ways to express the same idea. In today’s post we are going to look at ...
Read More »Gerunds after adjectives and prepositions
What’s up everyone! As we all know, English grammar can sometimes be tricky as it can seem like there is no logic behind the rules. In today’s post, we are going to focus on the ...
Read More »Differences Between Scottish and Standardised English
We all know that English can be tricky at the best of times, but have you ever stopped to think about just how different English speaking accents are, especially in the relatively small United Kingdom? ...
Read More »Questions with “must” and “have to”
Hey everyone, what’s up? Forming questions in English is not always very easy because sometimes we have to change the structure of the sentence. In today’s blog post we are going to have a look ...
Read More »5 Different ways to say “be reliable”
Has anyone ever told you that “you are reliable” or that “they can rely on you”? This is just the first way to express reliability in English but in actual fact, there is a world ...
Read More »How to express agreement in English
What’s going on everyone? Do you ever think that sometimes your English isn’t developing as much as you’d like and that you are going round in circles? Today we are going to be looking at ...
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