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Which of the following is correct? Dogs are man’s best friend. The dog is man’s best friend. Many learners think the first sentence is correct. But did you know that the second one is acceptable too? In...
It’s that time of year again when everyone seems to be catching a cold – or worse, the flu. We hope you stay healthy, but if you do get sick, here are 15 phrases you’ll...
Each year, English dictionaries announce a “word of the year” — a word or phrase that represents the past year in some way. But did you know that some of these aren’t actually useful in...
It’s Christmas season again! And in many English-speaking countries, this means the time of year when Christmas songs get played every day, over and over again. So today, we’ll introduce ten classic songs and explain...
Pop quiz! What do you think is the difference between the following questions? Can you tell me your name? Can you say your name for me? Why does one sentence use “tell” and the other...
Today, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about saying the date in English. This piece covers how to: say the day of the month say the day of the week say the month...
Whether you’re talking to a friend, having a business meeting, or taking an online English lesson, there will be times when you don’t hear what the other person says. How should you ask them to...
You’ve probably been in a situation where you’re talking to someone online and all of a sudden their video freezes, your internet stops working, or you have some other problem. Whether you’re catching up with...
Did you know that some Halloween vocabulary is actually used in everyday life? Today, we’ll show you how native English speakers use the words, “skeleton,” “haunt,” “grave,” “graveyard,” and “coffin” in daily conversation! 1. Skeleton...
Did you know that you can say “I think” without using the pronoun “I”? Doing so can actually help you sound more objective and professional. So today, we’ll introduce five phrases that do just this. ...
