10 English Words with Surprising Pronunciation
Pronunciation & Shadowing Courses #1 – caveat The word caveat refers to an element of warning, caution, or clarification. #2 – choir A choir is a group of singers. #3 – epitome If …
Business Expressions Quiz
Do you know these 10 expressions related to business and companies? Take the quiz to find out! Answer the questions, then click the blue “Get Results” button at the …
10 English Collocations with THINK
1000 Collocations E-Book #1 – I personally think… Use this expression when you want to emphasize that this is your personal opinion; other people might not share it. A lot …
18 English words with disappearing syllables
Learn more about the Pronunciation Course The pronunciation of many English words sounds different from the way they appear to be written. Some English words have what we can …
10 more English expressions with the word KNOW
Learn more about the Idioms Course #1 – for all I know This expression means “according to the information I currently have” but implies uncertainty, like you don’t actually …
10 interesting verbs to improve your English vocabulary
Vocabulary Builder Courses scrutinize To scrutinize something means to examine or inspect it very carefully, looking at all the tiny details and/or checking for imperfections. My classmate scrutinized my essay and found …
HAVE HAD and HAD HAD in English
Advanced English Grammar Course Are you confused about how to use HAVE HAD and HAD HAD in English? Today’s lesson will help you! First, we need to understand the present …