What do you call a person who chooses to live alone, or someone at a social event who has no one to dance or talk with? Read on and you will know the answers.
Tag: vocabulary
Pre-Intermediate/Intermediate Lesson Plan: Travel
Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer...
How to Express Gratitude
This post is going to teach you useful vocabulary to express gratitude, nurture your relationships, and, hopefully, make you and people around you a bit (or much) happier.
CPE Key Word Transformations
Practice makes perfect.
Summer Songs
Summer is coming, and it means it's time for us to buy a few new T-shirts, hang up our bulky coats in the back of the closet, and add a couple of upbeat songs to our playlists. Here is our compilation of famous summer songs. Listen, get in the mood for summer, and improve your English!
Trees in English
Would you like to feel closer to nature right now? How about learning a few words at the same time? Read on to boost your English vocabulary and get in the mood for enjoying the great outdoors.
Prepositions & Prepositional Phrases
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...
Formal English Vocabulary
This post is a follow-up to "CPE Vocabulary" and "15 Big Words Worth Knowing," and it is going to be devoted to formal English vocabulary, which is always found on tests like CAE and CPE, as well as in journals and works of literature.
Comfortable vs. Convenient
All you need to know about comfort and convenience, comfortable and convenient is here, in one post. Read and learn!
English Vocabulary: Fruits & Vegetables
The visual guide to fruits, fruit and vegetable idioms, and the difference between "fruit" and "fruits" explained.
