Article Usage: Practice Exercises

Article Usage: Practice Exercises

As promised last week, today we’re going to practice, practice some more, and maybe a little more still! As they say, practice makes perfect, especially when it comes to articles. If you haven’t reviewed the basic use of athe, and the zero article yet, be sure to check out our previous post before starting. Once you’re ready, dive into the exercises waiting for you below. You’ll most likely have questions, comments, or doubts—feel free to share them in the comments. We promise to get back to you with a response!

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A Nice Cuppa & a Biscuit on a Settee: A Fun Dive into British English

A Nice Cuppa & a Biscuit on a Settee: A Fun Dive into British English

Dear readers, if you’ve been following us for some time, you’ve probably noticed that we stick to American English on this blog for the sake of consistency. We do point out regional differences when they’re worth noting, but today we’re going to dive into British English like never before. A delicious portion of delightful language awaits you—so read on to discover a bunch of words and expressions commonly used in the UK!

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Rain Idioms

Rain Idioms

Have you read our post on rain-related vocabulary in “English For a Rainy Day”? It seems we can’t get enough of this rainy theme! That’s why we’re excited to share even more with you—a post featuring idiomatic expressions related to rain, along with insightful sayings inspired by this delightful weather phenomenon.

Some people feel the rain, others just get wet. Bob Marley
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