English Beach Vocabulary
Now that summer season has begun people have started flocking to the beaches. So what are the things you will need to take with you when you go to the beach? Sun’s rays are...
English Grammar Lessons And Worksheets
Now that summer season has begun people have started flocking to the beaches. So what are the things you will need to take with you when you go to the beach? Sun’s rays are...
If somebody or something is efficient, he/she/it is able to perform duties well. He is very efficient: he knows how to get things done. The telephone system is far more efficient than the postal...
This is a cliché said of a task that is easier to talk about than to do. Finding a cure for cancer is easier said than done. I know I must find a good...
I don’t buy it = I don’t believe it. They say prices are going to fall, but I don’t buy it. She said that she was not in love, but I wouldn’t buy it....
Do is sometimes confused with make. When to use do To talk about indefinite activities We use do (and not make) when we do not say exactly what we are doing. For example, we...
Different is usually followed by from. This is quite different from that. She is very different from her sister. Many British speakers also use to after different. His ideas are different from those of...
A couch potato is a person who spends most of his time sitting or lying down on the couch watching television. He has a huge belly. He must be a couch potato. That boy...
Some words are confused because they are pronounced alike. In this lesson we will learn about those words which cause confusion because they produce similar sound. Allowed (Verb): let somebody do something Aloud (adverb):...
English has plenty of confusing words. Correct use of some of the most common among them are given below. Compliment (noun) – expression of approval, admiration etc. Complement (noun) – that which makes something...
Less and fewer Less refers to a quantity that cannot be counted. Fewer refers to a number that can be counted. I am eating less butter. We caught fewer fish. There were fewer children...