Hello lovely students! Modal verbs play an important part in English grammar and we use them when we speak English daily. Do you have any doubts about how to use them? Read the article below and you’ll be an expert in no time. What are modals? Modal verbs are a type of auxiliary verb that […]

Hello lovely students! Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs are absolutely fundamental to know if you want to speak and write descriptively in the English language. Knowing both of them will make you feel a lot more confident when talking to someone or when you’re writing down recommendations. Take a look at this article to […]

Hello lovely students! Do you know how to use stative verbs such as like, smell and have? Do you know the difference between stative verbs and dynamic verbs? And do you know that sometimes a verb can be both dynamic and stative? If the answer to one or more of these questions is no, don’t […]

Hello lovely students! Reflexive pronouns are perhaps one of the trickiest things to learn in the English language. Questions on when and how to use myself, yourself, himself and so on, come up often in lessons and in everyday conversation. In English grammar, reflexive pronouns act as a way to stop repeating the subject if […]

Hello lovely students! It is no big secret that there are a lot of phrasal verbs in the English language. No one knows quite how many phrasal verbs there are, but linguists say around 5,000 and above! That's a pretty big number. So it comes as no surprise that phrasal verbs are tricky to learn as there are so many.

Hello lovely students! Are you bored of simply saying hello? Do you wish to introduce yourself by using different words? Then we have got you covered. Read this helpful article on introducing yourself with scenarios from job interviews all the way to networking events. You'll be a pro in no time.

Hello lovely students! Have you ever heard a sentence on a TV show or film you were watching and thought that sentence makes no sense? Has one of your friends ever said a phrase and you had no idea how to respond? The chances are, these phrases were probably idioms. What is an idiom you […]

Hello lovely students! Are you looking to ace your pronunciation? Would you like to know how to pronounce vowels and consonants properly? Then look no further than this article on the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) with a link to an interactive chart below. You’ll be speaking fantastically in no time.  What is an IPA chart […]

Hello lovely students! It is no big secret that the English language has some tricky words to pronounce correctly. If you find yourself thinking 'how on earth do I pronounce that word?' when reading something, do not worry because you are not alone. The English language has many difficult words. So much so that even native English speakers struggle with them as well as non-native English speakers, so don't be too hard on yourself if you come across a word and don't know how to say it. Take a look at some of the hardest words to pronounce in the English language and you will be reading and speaking those complicated words easily in no time.

Hello lovely students! Lead and led are two words in the English language that often lead to confusion confuse English learners. To make matters even more complicated, they sometimes sound like each other depending on their use. Is this a lot to take on board? No worries. Read below for our guide on led vs lead. You'll get the difference in no time.