English Vocabulary The North Pole = the point of earth that is most north (also the home of Santa Claus) Polish = the name of the people from Poland Santa Claus = the man with a white beard and a red suit that delivers Christmas presents. The Joke Question: What nationality is Santa Claus? Answer: [...]
We have just created another chart showing when to use the Prepositions of Time AT, ON and IN. I hope you find it useful… See more details about these prepositions including more examples (and exceptions), check out: Prepositions of Time AT, ON and IN
In English there are many words that end in ED. There are the regular verbs in past tense that end in ED (like Visited, Hoped and Lived), and there are also adjectives that end in ED (e.g. relaxed, tired etc.). Did you know that there are three different ways to pronounce the ED at the [...]
You may have heard the expression “It’s raining cats and dogs” and wondered what it means. When someone uses this English idiom, it means that it is raining very heavily. That there is a downpour (heavy rain). Oh course it has nothing to do with cats, dogs or any other animal falling from the sky. [...]
A common mistake for students learning English is the difference between Fun and Funny. What is the difference between Fun and Funny? Both can be used as adjectives (words that describe something) Funny = it makes you laugh Fun = when you enjoy yourself and have a good time (*But Fun can also be a [...]