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Different Uses of ‘Get’ in English – Improve Your Vocabulary
Do you know how many different uses of get there are in English? This can be a difficult word for English learners because it has
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English Word Stress explained: ‘PREsent’ or ‘preSENT’?
Do you know when to say PREsent and when to say preSENT? English pronunciation rules are an important aspect of improving your language skills. They
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How to use ‘so’, ‘too’, ‘either’ or ‘neither’ in English
Do you know how to use so, too, either or neither when speaking in English? This can be a tricky grammar issue as we need
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Time Phrases: How to Use Present Perfect Adverbs in English
Have you ever wondered when to use just, yet, or already? These three time phrases are commonly used with the present perfect tense, but they
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Present Perfect Tense for Experiences
Using the present perfect tense can be difficult for many English learners. This is because it is used in a variety of ways that do
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‘Too Much’ or ‘Too Many’: Using Quantifiers in English
Have you ever wondered whether to say too much or too many? Or perhaps you’re unsure when to use enough? The good news is that
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‘TH’ Sounds in English: How to Pronounce ‘TH’ Correctly
Making th sounds in English is a common problem that many English language learners face – but did you know that many native speakers also
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Future Tenses in English: Making Future Plans
Do you know the different ways to talk about future plans in English? Talking about your plans can be a little confusing as we don’t
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‘Must’ and ‘have to’ grammar: four simple rules
Do you ever get confused with must and have to? These two verbs can be used in similar ways but we have to be careful
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Mastering comparative adjectives in English
Are you able to use comparative adjectives in English? Do you know the grammar rules? One thing that can be tricky in English is when
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6 examples of phrasal verbs to celebrate the holidays
Phrasal verbs are difficult for many English learners, there are so many to remember and not enough time! So, today, let’s learn some examples of
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What’s the difference between ‘how much’ and ‘how many’?
Do you know when to use how much and how many in English? It can be confusing, but don’t worry – there are some clear
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How to pronounce ‘Tuesday’ and ‘Thursday’
Do you know how to say the words Tuesday and Thursday correctly in English? These two words can be confusing when it comes to pronunciation.
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When to use ‘a’ and ‘the’ in English
Do you know when to use a and the in English? These little words are called articles. They can be difficult to use correctly, because
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When to use ‘in’, ‘on’ or ‘at’ with time
Do you know when to use in, on, and at in English? These little words are called prepositions. They can be difficult to use correctly,
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Question tags: when to say ‘is it?’ at the end of a sentence
Do you know when to use is it? at the end of a phrase in English? Is it? is a question tag. Question tags can
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What’s the difference between ‘like’ and ‘as’?
Do you know the difference between like and as when you’re speaking English? Using like and as can be a difficult topic for English learners,
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How to pronounce ‘eat’ and ‘it’ correctly
Do you know how to pronounce the words eat and it correctly in English? These two words sound very similar, and it can be difficult
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When do I use ‘travel’, ‘trip’ and ‘journey’?
Do you know the difference between the words travel, trip and journey? They all have similar meanings, so it’s easy to confuse them! The Coffee Break
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The present simple and present continuous: ‘I work’ or ‘I am working’?
Do you know the difference between I work and I am working in English? This can be a challenging topic for English learners, especially because