"Make," "produce" and "manufacture" are the verbs that have a similar meaning, which is to create something. Let's see how they differ and how to use the verbs correctly...
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Fitness & Gym Equipment English
Boost your English vocabulary and get in the mood to exercise! BTW, what's the difference between "exercise," "sport," "training," and "workout"? Read on...
On My Mind vs. In My Mind
In this post, we'll talk about the mind. To be more precise, we'll talk about what is on our mind and what is in our mind. If you get confused when choosing the preposition, read on...
Learn English with Films: History of Christmas
For many people it's the most wonderful time of the year, associated with family, presents, snow, decorations, Santa Claus, etc. But why is it so? Who is Santa Claus and what does he have to do with Christ's birth, which Christmas is about? Why do we decorate a Christmas tree and why is it supposed to be a fir tree? Let's watch the documentary which can answer these and other questions about the beloved festival...
5 Christmas Songs for You & Your English. Part 2
Now that Christmas is not far away, why not turn the music up and set the mood? These 5 songs will help you do that...
Winter English
What's the winter like where you live? Is it severe, bleak, wet, or warm? If, hearing the word "winter," you still think of snow and frost, in spite of the changing climate, this post is a special treat for you...
How to Describe Relationships
Who wouldn't like all their relationships to be harmonious? Unfortunately, it's hardly possible. Relationships differ just like people do, and although the topic of this post is rather broad, we'll try to help you learn vocabulary useful for describing several types of relationships.
“Can’t Help” Construction
Although "help" is one of the most common English verbs, learners sometimes have difficulty using it in certain constructions. Let's learn them and make no mistakes!
Hangover or Hungover?
If you've ever been confused not only by "hangover" and "hungover," but also by "hang," "hung" and "hanged," read on...
Like & Would Like
Read the article for basic construction with the verb "like."
