Want to speak English more without difficulty i and be more exciting in conversations? Am sure you do. So now you’re going to find out how with one easy step : keep away from using ‘very’ in English. Here are some words to avoid using “very”
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IELTS missteps
Before using any study material or answering any questions, you should know the common IELTS pitfalls that may lower your band score. Most of them can be avoided, and keep them in mind when you are practicing or taking the test. So let’s take a look at these mistakes to avoid them and get a…… Continue reading IELTS missteps
Top 5 books to improve your English
Reading is one of the most important ways to practice English. It’s funny , relaxing and helps you to improve your comprehension skills and vocabulary. To help you choose some helpful books, we’ve searched for some of novels and stories that are full of adventures and exciting characters – and better yet, they are easy…… Continue reading Top 5 books to improve your English
Top tips to learn English for beginners
It’s difficult to learn a new language, especially when you’re just getting started. If you’re a beginner English language student, consider these suggestions for improving your speaking, reading, and writing skills. Read books Start with easy books that are appropriate to your learning level, but don’t be afraid to work your way up to longer books with more extensive vocabulary. Young adult books like Harry Potter and The Hunger Games are good because they’re written in relatively simple language but are still entertaining for adults.Try…… Continue reading Top tips to learn English for beginners
Compound words and their meanings
English has a number of words that make the language confusing for those who are just learning the language. They include homophones, homonyms, compound words, and word pairs which look and sound similar but have different meanings. Compound words which can be one word or two can be especially confusing. Here we will look at…… Continue reading Compound words and their meanings
Important phrases for a job interview
In job interviews you have to be convincing , and to show why you want this job also why you deserve it . So you need to speak confidently and to have good expressions to convince your interviewer about your personality, strengths, experience and why you want the job . – phrases to describe your…… Continue reading Important phrases for a job interview
Your best guide for the verb tenses
There are 12 main tenses in the English language, the result of the following combination of tenses and aspects: PresentPastFuturePresent perfectPast perfectFuture perfectPresent progressivePast progressiveFuture progressivePresent perfect progressivePast perfect progressiveFuture perfect progressive The Simple Verb Tenses To begin, let’s take a closer look at the simple present, past, and future verb tenses. Present The simple present tense…… Continue reading Your best guide for the verb tenses
Types of sentences
A sentence is the largest unit of any language. In English, it begins with a capital letter and ends with a full-stop, or a question mark, or an exclamation mark. The sentence is generally defined as a word or a group of words that expresses a thorough idea by giving a statement/order, or asking a question, or…… Continue reading Types of sentences
TOEFL vs IELTS
What is the IELTS? IELTS is an abbreviation for International English Language Testing System. The test is available in two formats: ‘IELTS Academic’, for those planning to study at a higher education level abroad; and ‘IELTS General Training’, which focuses on social skills and workplace contexts. What is the TOEFL? TOEFL is an acronym for…… Continue reading TOEFL vs IELTS
Most common adjectives in English
What is an adjective? It’s a word that modifying the meaning of a noun or the pronoun . Types of adjectives : Descriptive adjectives : New, old, big, little, fast, slow… Possessive : my, his, our, your, their, her,his,hers, mine, its, theirs, ours… Quantitative : first, second, third, few, all… Interrogative: which, what, whose… Demostrative…… Continue reading Most common adjectives in English
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