Whoever learns a language knows how tricky prepositions can be. They are those details which sometimes make things complicated. Take "in time" and "on time" for example. The phrases look similar, they are both related to time, but they mean different things...
Challenge your student in class and get them thinking about everyone's concerns. The materials are perfect for online teachers and students.
This post is going to be about the day when marriage, and therefore a whole new life, starts - the wedding day. In particular, we'll look at vocabulary related to the occasion.
What can be better than hours of rest after a long working day? What do you do to recharge your batteries? Do you let your hair down? Do you indulge yourself in a treat? Read on to learn useful vocabulary related to rest and relaxation. Put your feet up and enjoy!
New Year is just around the corner, which means there is a lot you can discuss with your students in class: their plans for the future, what this year was like, New Year traditions around the world etc...
Autumn is a wonderful season, full of color, refreshing winds, and thoughts on life. In the fading autumn sunlight, isn't it fun to go walking listening to rustling leaves and breathing fresh autumn air? It should be. Yet, not everyone loves this time of the year. It's sometimes associated with cold, loneliness and depression. Whichever way you look at it, we hope the words we'd like to teach you today will make you feel warm, and new knowledge will lift your spirit. Please read on...
Easy grammar and reading materials for you...
Halloween is just around the corner. Isn't it the right time to talk about what we are afraid of? Read on to know how to talk about fears in English, learn a few alternatives to "scared", and, hopefully, find inspiration to face your fears.
Enjoy the holiday learning and teaching English!
This post will be useful to anyone who has a dictionary and wants to use it efficiently.
