'Could' is a different form of a word 'can'. 'Can' means 'be able to do' something in most cases. ☛Can and Can't ➥usage - present skill How Continue Reading
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These animal idioms have a lot of history behind them. Check their meaning, usage and origins. Bark is worse than your bite Meaning Sounding more frightening than 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
English idioms are a big part of daily English. Learning common idioms and expressions will make you sound more like a native speaker. Idioms generally do not Continue Reading
The quantifiers "a little," "little," "a few," and "few" are often used interchangeably in English. However, there is a difference based on whether the object specified is Continue Reading
These are the most common words in English, ranked in frequency order. The first 25 make up about a third of all printed material. The first 100 Continue Reading
Anglo Saxons (believed to be the first speakers of Old English) invented a language which has words whose origins will make you read about them twice. Check Continue Reading
In this lesson, you are going to learn 400+ words with their 1000+ collocations that will enrich your vocabulary and help you to speak natural and fluent Continue Reading
In today's lesson we will look into some word differences together. MISTAKE, BLUNDER, FAULT, WRONG and ERROR are used when we want to talk about something done Continue Reading
Learning opposite meaning of a word help you to enrich your English. Down below you can find most used English adjectives and their opposite adjectives list with Continue Reading