The Easiest Way to Use "Affect" and "Effect" Correctly
This lesson teaches you the difference between "affect" and "effect", two commonly confused words in English. Learn a simple rule to decide which one…
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100 Essential English Adjectives
This article lists 100 common English adjectives grouped by type (how things look, personality traits, feelings, etc.). Each word comes with its defi…
English Shadowing: Copy Native Speakers to Speak Better
Shadowing is a way to learn English by copying native speakers in real-time. You listen and repeat what they say right away, which helps you speak be…
Accept vs. Except: Never Confuse Them Again!
Learn the difference between "accept" and "except" in English. "Accept" means to receive or agree to something, while "except" means to exclude or le…
20 Must-Know Idioms for Professional English
This article introduces 20 essential idioms commonly used in English-speaking business contexts. Learn how to use idioms naturally to discuss meeting…
Attributive vs. Predicative Adjectives: Learn the Difference
Learn the difference between attributive and predicative adjectives in English and how their position affects meaning. Discover examples, rules, and …
English Collocations
This lesson explains the importance of collocations in English, focusing on natural word pairings with the verbs make, do, take, and have. Find quick…
Public Speaking in English: A Simple Guide
Learn how to speak English in front of people effectively. This guide shows you how to prepare your speech, deliver it clearly, and feel more confide…
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives in English
This lesson covers how to correctly form and use comparative and superlative adjectives in English. You'll learn the rules for modifying adjectives b…
How to Use Demonstrative Adjectives in English
Demonstrative adjectives like "this," "that," "these," and "those" help specify nouns in English by indicating number and proximity. Learn how to use…