The First Conditional If you have come to this article, you are probably looking to expand or improve your knowledge of grammar. In reality, this is a great idea because in many cases, learning English ...
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Six Tips for Studying English Online
As you have probably already noticed, nowadays, speaking English today is not considered a luxury, but rather a requirement. It is practically taken for granted that English will be needed both in the workplace and ...
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To learn a language, you definitely need the motivation and desire to start. You possibly already have a couple of days a week which you want to dedicate to studying English. We imagine that you ...
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Life takes many twists and turns and it is the language that allows you to communicate how you feel at certain times. Sometimes you need to tell someone that you feel worried. At other times, ...
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You have probably found that you have a fairly limited repertoire of interjections you can use when you are speaking English. Many students use “Oh my God!” for almost everything from showing surprise, interest or ...
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You have definitely heard many times that the more you progress in the mastery of a language, the more the vocabulary and expressions used vary. This is very important because in a language, both in ...
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Do you know what small talk is? Literally, small talk is simply chatting about various topics, especially during social events such as weddings or conferences. Some ideas on how to start a conversation in English ...
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You are finally going to make your dream come true! A wonderful holiday in Scotland… a journey on the road in the style of Thelma and Louise. You and your good friend have planned everything ...
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Gluten is a protein molecule present in many grains such as wheat, barley, oats, and rye. Its name has a peculiar etymology. In fact, it is derived from the Latin word “gluten” which means glue. ...
Read More »Alternative Ways to Say “I’m Tired” in English
What do you think about when you hear the word “tired”? Do you think of physical, mental, or moral fatigue? You can use the word “tired” after a busy day at work or while in ...
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