Monthly Archive for: "August, 2013"

  The thing about an accent is that it will change over time, as new cultural and population shifts occur and with time passing.  In looking at the causes of the differences between American [...]

A verb is a necessary part of every sentence.  Every subject must have a verb. How do you recognize a verb? The 2 types of verbs The Action Verb An action verb tells what the subject of the [...]

The meaning of pay it forward ‘Pay it forward.’ You hear it everywhere, but what does it mean? Pay it forward is not a new idea, but in the last few years, it’s a buzzword and a huge [...]

It is a common question about English rules and usage: who vs. whom. When do you use whom and who? Who vs. Whom – know when to use which pronoun Many native speakers do not know the usage [...]

Food in America is said by many to be all about what everyone else has brought in from the rest of the world. They say that America has no cuisine to call their own –  the Germans invented [...]

Tenses work differently with modal verbs than with main verbs. Take the modal verb, “can”, meaning ability. “Can” can be used for the present or the future, but not the past. So you [...]

Learning English also means learning about the culture. Here in America, summer is a very special season, with many traditions are associated with it. Here are some fun facts about summer! Summer [...]

While you would have thought we have introduced other words to use instead of awesome, the word is still very much the default expression for anything nice, beautiful, great, wonderful … [...]

TALK Boston is a fabulous location for English language learners, as there are so many things to do in Boston, activities that are fun and interesting and wonderful historic, cultural and scenic [...]