How to Use the Passive Voice in English Grammar Exercises
What is the passive voice? In English, sometimes we want to say the same thing in different ways. You may have heard that using the passive voice is not …
How to Sound Smarter at Work
At work, you want to sound smarter and more confident with your English. And you certainly want to use professional English terms that can help you achieve these goals. …
Speak English Like a Native! 20 Differences Between Native and Non-Native English Speakers
If you want to learn how to speak English like a native, then this post is for you! And I’m sure you do! Most of the time, students who …
What’s the Difference? Present Perfect | Present Perfect Continuous
Hi there! How has everyone been doing? It’s another beautiful day to answer one of the questions we received from last week’s Tuesday Q&A! We’ll discuss the Present Perfect …
Growth Mindset to Learn English Easily
When learning a new language, having the right mindset is key. If you lack the right mindset, your path to English fluency may seem like an impossible one. Therefore, …
How to Write a Business Email
In your career, you will most definitely come across business emails. And it’s important that you know how to write one. Whether you are someone who has no job …
Hey, Siri! Let’s Practice English Conversation with an iPhone
Siri is meant to be a search tool, but we can also use it to practice English conversation with an iPhone! Do we really even need humans for English …
OLD TOWN ROAD SONG LYRICS MEANING | PRONUNCIATION | LIL NAS X
HOW TO USE MUSIC TO LEARN AND IMPROVE ENGLISH-SPEAKING SKILLS If there is a universal language that the world shares, it is the language of Music. You don’t …
Would, Would Have, Would Have Had | Advanced English Grammar Lesson
Third Conditional – The Difference Between Would, Would Have and Would Have Had Have you ever wanted to use “would,” “would have,” and “would have had,” in English conversation, …
Listen vs. Hear – What’s the Difference?
Are Listen and Hear the Same or Different? The verbs “listen” and “hear” seem identical, but there is a subtle difference between them. But in some cases, we can …