Memory Related Vocabulary
What memory-related vocabulary words can you think of?How and in what circumstances do you use them?In this post, let's have a look at some memory-related vocabulary. Useful verbs, adjectives and…
Difference between EVERY and EACH
Every or each? My students would like to know what is the difference between every and each. So I am very happy to write a post on this aspect of…
Commonly Confused Homophones in English
Have you ever looked at some English words that are spelled differently pronounced the same but have different meanings? These can be somewhat confusing for even native speakers so I…
English Vocabulary for Socialising with Friends
In this post you will learn socialising English vocabulary words and phrasal verbs.Read a short text to practice your reading comprehension and scroll down to popular phrasal verbs related to…
Phrasal Verbs with Multiple Meanings
Learn phrasal verbs with multiple meanings. Table of Contents 10 Phrasal Verbs with Multiple Meanings Phrasal verb is a very unique and quite complex construction of the English language.Many ESL students have…
How to use English Prepositions of Time – IN ON AT – English Grammar
The three most appropriate prepositions that we normally use when talking about “time” are In, At and On. The rules are quite simple but you will only fully understand them…
Uncountable and Plural Nouns in English
Here you will learn how to use uncountable and plural nouns in English correctly. Scroll down to watch a video lesson and find out which verb to use with uncountable…
Common English Idioms with Two Words
The following are very common English idioms with two words. They are used in everyday conversations. In modern communication more informal language is now frequently used to substitute for more…
Adjectives ending in ED and ING
Here you will learn what is the difference between adjectives ending in ED and ING. At the end of this post, there is a short quiz to check your understanding,…
