25 Essential Idioms in English
English language learners have to grasp the many essential idioms and their meanings that are used in everyday English. Idioms are phrases which have emerged from a specific cultural, historical [...]
English language learners have to grasp the many essential idioms and their meanings that are used in everyday English. Idioms are phrases which have emerged from a specific cultural, historical [...]
While phone conversations have to a large extent been replace by communication by emails and texting which is practiced by all ages, there are still some rules when it comes to internet English. [...]
What’s the link between music and English vocabulary acquisition? There are many ways that you can learn English as a second language, from classroom settings, to ESL games, to watching English [...]
English grammar contains 5 vowels – a, e, i, o, and u – and long and short vowels sounds. Actually, each vowel can have many different sounds. Learning which vowel sound to use in English [...]
Once the basic elements of English grammar are more or less understood, the focus of the English language learner typically turns to acquiring vocabulary words . Vocabulary is a big part of [...]
In the internet age, any attempt to learn English the way it is actually spoken includes learning vocabulary words that have been created purely because we are in a new digitized age, where we [...]
What are prepositions in English grammar? The word “preposition” comes from the Latin word praeponere (put before.) Prepositions show the relationship between a noun or a pronoun and other [...]
The word the is the most frequently used word in the English language. You may think that the size of these words— a, an, and the – 3 letters at most—make them bit part players when it comes to [...]
A complete sentence is made up of sentence fragments. By themselves, sentence fragments do not express complete thoughts, as they are missing important information that goes toward making the [...]
These common English grammar mistakes are made by both native speakers and English language learners. As a non-native speaker, you may well have seen signage, heard English news presenters or [...]