Mary Would you like to sound more native? In today’s fast-paced business world, communication is key. And while we all strive to speak clearly and concisely, using idioms and expressions can add color and personality to our language.So, here we have some of the most common expressions you can use at work daily. Let’s go! Remember! … Read more
Don’t forget to use these 🚽 Loo: When nature calls, the ‘loo’ is your designated stop – a restroom by any other name! 🚻🚶♀️ 😋 Dishy: Describing someone as ‘dishy’ is a nod to their attractive and charming qualities. 😍🍽️ 🥳 Bash: Time to throw a ‘bash’ – a vibrant celebration where laughter and joy … Read more
REMEMBER! 🚆 On Time: Arriving exactly at the scheduled moment. It’s like catching that train just as it’s about to leave! ⌛ In Time: Having enough time to spare before a deadline or event. Imagine submitting that assignment a bit early or showing up at the party just before the cake is cut! Remember, “on … Read more
Let’s GO OVER two special word endings: “-ful” and “-less.” Adding “FUL” to add something extra. Imagine you have a color palette for words. When we add “-ful” to a word, it’s like giving it extra colors. “Colorful” doesn’t just mean ‘full of color’; it’s like a rainbow explosion. “Wonderful” isn’t just ‘full of wonder’; … Read more
Understanding the Distinction between Gradable and Non-gradable Adjectives When it comes to describing the world around us, adjectives play a vital role in conveying meaning. Adjectives come in various types, each with its unique characteristics and functions. Two such types are gradable adjectives and non-gradable adjectives. Gradable Adjectives: Comparison and Intensity Gradable adjectives are perhaps … Read more
Here you have A LIST OF SOME COMMON SLANG WORDS you can use when you travel to the UK. Remember that these words are commonly used in an INFORMAL setting.
Let’s review WILL/WON’T, BE GOING TO + INFINITIVE and PRESENT CONTINUOUS to talk about the future.
Hi folks! Let’s learn today the differences that there are between these two. Shall we start?
