Expressing Likes And Dislikes
Expressing likes and dislikes doesn’t mean being aware only of the words and expressions used for this purpose but of their usage as well.
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Expressing Agreement And Disagreement
Talking to people means communicating your ideas and exchanging views with them. That may include expressing your agreement and disagreement.
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Expressing Opinion
Expressing opinions the right way is valuable as it establishes a fruitful relationship with your listener, especially negotiating a topic.
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Expressing Advice
The phrase “expressing advice” means seeking and giving advice. You seek advice if you have a problem and you ask someone to help you fix it.
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The English Alphabet
The word “alphabet” in English comes from the Greek words, alpha and beta. The letters in the alphabet are used to form words and words
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Emotional Adjectives
Emotional adjectives (also called adjectives of feelings and emotions) are words or expressions that describe someone’s feelings and emotions.
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To Be: Present Simple
To be is an important verb in English, regarding the numerous functions it has in the language, especially when it is in the present simple.
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Quantifiers: A Few And A Little
Quantifiers a few and a little specify numbers and quantities. A few indicates a small number, while a little indicates a small quantity.
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Too And Enough
We use too and enough to modify (give information about) nouns, adjectives, and adverbs. An equivalent of “enough” is sufficient.
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Reported Speech: Statements
Reported speech: statements, notes and transformation exercise from the direct form to the indirect/reported form.
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Reported Speech: Exercises
Reported speech: exercises for practicing changing statements, questions, and requests/commands from the direct to the indirect form.
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Tenses: Tips And Practice
“Tenses: tips and practice” provides you with tips to follow so as to know how to use tenses correctly in addition to exercises for practice.
