If your only purpose for learning English is to settle for the conversational basics or asking for directions and nothing further than that, then you could perhaps be forgiven for …
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7 Most Commonly Misused Words in English
Whether it’s a typo or learning error, English learners frequently use words in speech and writing that sound right (to them) but are actually wrong. But don’t worry, even native …
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5 Useful Vocabulary Strategies to Super-Charge Your English
If you’re an avid English learner, mastering new vocabulary should be at the top of your list, even before grammar. The rules are simple: if you want to speak like …
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3 Tips to Help You Learn American English Pronunciation
Are you a big fan of music by American singers? Do you watch a lot of Hollywood movies? If so, the best ways to learn American English are right in …
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The Battle of the Typos: Your Versus You’re (and Others)
Whether we can call them typos or learning errors, the clash of your versus you’re in the English language seems to be never-ending. For English learners around the world (you …
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Types of Verbs in English: The Ultimate List
It makes more sense to define a verb by what it does than what it is. This is the reason why there are so many types of verbs in English. …
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The Importance of Business English and How to Learn it
What is Business English? Learning English is no easy feat – whether it be words with a million meanings, or words not sounding how they look. English can be a …
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10 Beautiful English Words You Should Know
Learning new words and growing your vocabulary is just part of the game if you’re a language learner. It makes up for a beautiful journey! While we’re at the topic, …
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The Ultimate Guide to English Slang for Language Learners
Post Hey, what’s up? Up? The sky or the ceiling, what else could there be? Hmmm… As we can see, guessing the meaning of certain English words and …
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Common English Mistakes: ~ed Versus ~ing Words
The proof is in the pudding, the saying goes. However, when it comes to some common English mistakes surrounding adjectives, I’d say the truth is in the suffix. Namely, there …
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