So you want to learn difference between "Whenever, Wherever, Whatever, Whoever, However, Whichever". There is actually simple way to learn them! However:'Any way at all' or 'It Continue Reading
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Phrasal verbs are called multi-word verbs. Phrasal verbs are especially common in daily conversation. Using phrasal verbs in your informal speech makes it sound more natural. There Continue Reading
In you find yourself repetitive and constantly using same words, you might be surprised there are many other ways to say 'in conclusion' in the English language. Continue Reading
When writing your essay, academic papers, you are overusing the word 'said' and looking for 'other ways to say said'? You can give more action, meaning and Continue Reading
So,what is the difference between who and whom? A lot of English language learners confuse these words and tend to use them incorrectly. Here is a simple Continue Reading
Two or more words that usually go together and sound right to native speakers all over the world are called collocations and expressions. Some collocations and expressions Continue Reading
Reading English stories can show you magical new worlds and help you to take your English a new level. It is very useful for learning new words, Continue Reading
In this article, we'd like to share some idioms which use the name of countries and nationalities. If you know any other idiom that fit our list, Continue Reading
We use formal English in serious situations, when applying a job, essays for school and with people we don't know well. Informal English is used with friends, Continue Reading
Very hot, very clean but it also -very- boring! Instead of 'very' you can use many other powerful words. One of the biggest challenges in English learning Continue Reading