Riddles in English: 200+ Wonderful Word Puzzles for English Learners What is something that belongs to you but that everyone else uses? The answer: Your name! This sort of tricky …
The Storyteller’s Guide to the English Preterite (Past) Tense In English, we often use the past tense to talk about our lives: the things we did, the things we …
12 Commonly Used British Terms of Endearment (Plus Bonus Phrases for Affection) As a lovey-dovey person, I love to learn how to express my affection for others when I study a new …
Saying Sorry in English: Essential Phrases for Perfect English Apologies Wouldn’t life be so much easier if it came with an “undo” button? Unfortunately, we can’t change the past. We …
The 14 Best Vocabulary Apps for English Learners in 2023 Vocabulary is arguably the most important aspect of learning English. It is the foundation for everything else—grammar, idioms…
Formal Versus Informal English: 6 Key Differences with Example Sentences Like many languages, English has a formal and informal register (how a language is used in different situations). Knowing the …
Has vs. Have: Differences, When to Use Each and Examples As an English learner, you probably see the English words “has” and “have” frequently. If you’re a beginner English speaker, …
44 Helpful Daily Use English Sentences in School I vividly remember my first day at an English-language school—feeling scared, shy and tongue-tied (unable to speak). It was not …
To vs. For: What’s the Difference? Learn How to Use “To” and “For” in English Sentences Look at these two sentences: Can you bring some flowers for Mary? Can you bring some flowers to Mary? These …
Free English Learning Apps That Make ESL Practice Convenient and Cheap If I can teach myself a language for free, entirely with nothing but a smartphone, then so can you!…
