The word "have" has a multitude of meanings. Everyone knows about "to have," many are familiar with its use in the present perfect or in the "have to" construction. But that's far from all. Today we'll talk about another surprising "have," which non-native speakers often…
Do you like games? We think every English learner wants the learning process to be easy and fun, like a favorite game. We also believe that learning English is fun, so today we offer you 10 sites with collections of free online games for learning ...
How to learn new English words without cramming and boring exercises? Englex has listed several interesting sites for memorizing English words, where you can expand your vocabulary for free and even ... help those in need without spending a penny from your personal funds. ...
Anyone with a phone and network access should know these abbreviations so they don't feel stress and confusion. 1. TFX The abbreviation comes from That feel / feeling when translates as "this feeling / feeling when" and is most often used in combination with ...
You probably know what IMHO, LOL or OMG means. But how to respond to BYOB at the end of a party invitation or a confident AMA is a good time to find out. Lifahacker has compiled a list of useful English abbreviations. 1. BYOB stands for ...
Many spend years and still do not reach the desired level. Only a few are fluent in English, although the benefits of this are obvious to everyone, writes Marina Mogilko in the LinguaTrip blog. Fortunately, using the right techniques can greatly speed up the learning process! I…
Idioms, or set expressions, replacing a long description with a vivid image that everyone can understand, make speech lively and emotional. LiveOnEnglish offers 10 of the most beautiful English idioms to remember. The British and Americans simply adore fixed expressions and insert them into conversations literally...
In English, sometimes you come across words that sound almost identical but have completely different meanings—from the funny to the completely unexpected. A popular Facebook video (by Viveks Lingualab) explores such pairings. It's a great way to expand your vocabulary,…
Mistakes in the speech of Russian-speaking people studying English arise not only due to confusion in grammar or insufficient vocabulary. It is also difficult for us because our speech apparatus was formed in a different way and "sharpened" for a different pronunciation. And besides, we perceive many ordinary things differently from native speakers of English. Bright Side has systematized ...
You can learn English using your favorite messenger. Lifehacker has made a selection of several Telegram channels for learning English that are worth subscribing to. And in Telegram, you can find out a lot of interesting things about immigration and life in the United States - for this, subscribe to the ForumDaily channel. 1. "Slang Bang!" Atypical ...