The policeman came in.
“What were you doing on the night of the murder?” he asked.
“I was studying English grammar, Sir.”
“Oh, were you? Can you prove it?”
“I can indeed. My mom was watching a series on …
Meditating in your bedroom.
Reading an exciting book.
Sitting on the couch with a cup of tea and listening to the rain.
Some of the best things can be done by yourself.
So, what about learning English?
We always hear …
Did you know words like crush, fall and smitten can mean positive things?
Or that a triangle can be dangerous?
Have you ever been the apple of someone’s eye?
Idioms are crazy. Crazy fun!
They add flavor to the …
Learning conversational English is an important part of the fluency journey.
But, the way you speak to a friend in a coffee shop is very different than the way you speak with a teacher in a classroom. There are different …
How many times have you heard that English nouns have no gender?
How many times have you been lied to, then?
Your teacher may have told you this just to make things easier for you. Or maybe they were just …
I know what you’re thinking: A spring chicken? What is he talking about!?
As an English native, I’ve been learning idioms since I was knee-high to a grasshopper!
A knee-high grasshopper, what!?
But for non-English speakers, idioms can be …
Riddle me this: I am anything you point at, but I cannot reveal my name.
What am I?
Here you have a hint:
I change with the numbers, but gender does not affect me.
Not there yet? Here is your …
