I love writing posts about expressions and idioms. My main goal with this kind of post is to help you sound more a like a native speaker. I wanna teach you the expressions and idioms native speakers use all the time that you should start using too! In this post, I will show you 3 phrases you need to use.
In this post, you are going to learn about WH questions. What’s this?
A WH question we refer to these questions as WH question because they usually start with a word that includes these letter W and H..The WH questions are what, when, where, who, whom, which, whose, why, and how. Today we will focus on What, where and when.
The phrasal verb of the day is put up with! Do you know this phrasal verb? It is a very common one and you will hear native speakers use it all the time
Today I would like to talk about one of my favorite subjects: how to think in English! Yes, if you follow my work on YouTube and here on the blog, you know that I’m a big fan of this subject.
This is teacher Prix with another podcast for you. In this podcast, I’m going to give useful expressions to say goodbye! Yes! I’m going to teach you formal and informal ways to say goodbye
Welcome back for another grammar post! I hope you enjoy it. I hope you like this post. Let me know your opinion about it in the comments!
This post is intended for beginners, but it is always nice to review, so if you are a pre-intermediate student or even an advanced one, I am positive you can benefit from this lesson.
Hey friends how are you doing? In this podcast, I want to talk to you guys about a new habit change that I have recently made in my life. Now I read more and watch a little bit less TV
This is a new post about expressions & idioms in English. In this post, I will show you 5 different verbs and idioms we can use to talk about money!I will show you 5 money expressions and how to use them.
Hey, friends! How are you doing? Thanks for reading another post of mine! Make sure to leave me a comment telling me your opinion and ideas! In this post, I would like to write to you about another “how to think in English” message. I believe it is so important to practice this exercise because I truly feel that the more you try to think in English, the better speaker you become, the more confidence you build and the more vocabulary you learn.
Hey friends, how are you doing on this lovely Friday? I have a new grammar post for you. In this post, we will learn more about articles in English. First we will talk about indefinite articles (A and An) and then about the definite article “the”. Remember, if you have questions you can always leave me a comment, alright?
