You’re trying to improve your listening skills and you are a very busy person. Now, even if you are not busy, this post is going to help you improve your listening practice and get better results.
In today’s phrasal verbs in English post, you are going to learn how to use to “chip in” in English. This is a common phrasal verb in English that native speakers use all the time in conversations.
This is a common question English learners have: how can I improve my listening skills? I want to understand people in English, understand movies in English, understand TV series in English, so how can I do it?
This is a short and sweet post to tell you different ways to tell someone to GO AWAY in English
Hey student! How about an expression in English? Do you know what stuck in a rut means? This is a very common English expression native speakers use all the time.
In this post, we are going to talk about WISH in English. There are different ways to use “wish” in English. Today, I am going to show you how to use “wish” + would and how native speakers use this structure in English conversations
How about learning a new idiom in English? Mum’s the word is a very popular idiom in English. Check it out!
How about learning 5 work phrasal verbs in English that native speakers use all the time!
TV series are great! I love watching them and I often have to watch out because I can easily binge watch my favorite tv series all day long.
As much as I love tv series, in today’s post, I want to get your attention to one important FACT.
This is a very common challenge English learners have. As we practice Speaking and Writing in English, we may “create” incorrect phrases in English. However, the main problem with that is that some students persist with some incorrect phrases forever and don’t change them
They get so used to speaking that sentence incorrectly…
To help you, I am going to show 3 popular sentences that English learners use all the time and why they are incorrect.