Hello everyone! Usually, when people talk or write about the TOEFL, they just say “TOEFL.” Only sometimes do you hear or see the full name of the test: TOEFL iBT. But the truth is that ...

Howdy! Contractions may be confusing to non-native English speakers but with a little practice you can learn how to use them correctly. The verb “to contract” means “to squeeze together” in English. Bearing that in mind is ...

Hi again, everyone! Today we are going to look at modal verbs of deduction and speculation in the past. These modal verbs of deduction in the past are often confusing and difficult to remember, but ...

Hello there! I hope you are well today. We recently covered the use of the modal verbs could, should and might, when used in the present. However if we wanted to use those modal verbs ...

Do you want to improve your business English? We've teamed up with Dialogue Review to share one of their articles and teach you some English vocabulary.

Today we review Elle Luna's book "The Crossroads of Should and Must", a beautiful and inspiring book.

The Australian expression "as useful as lips on a chicken" means that someone or something is useless.

Learn how to use "shall" correctly. Check out when to use it and how to use it in a sentence.