If you’re here, chances are that you’re an English as an additional language learner and you’ve come across the idiom whether or not out there and you’re wondering about its meaning, is that right? Or maybe you’re just browsing our blog and you found this article. Either way, if you’re interested in finding out the […]
Tough, Though, Thought, Through, Thorough and Throughout: What’s The Difference?
If you’re learning English these words may represent a challenge for you. Not only do they sound similar, but they are also written similarly. Because of that, many English learners misuse the words tough though thought through thorough and throughout. If you don’t want to be one of them, stick with us! Tough Meaning: (of […]
Here’s Why You Study A Lot But Can’t Speak Fluent English
Have you been studying English for a considerable amount of time but you feel you can’t speak fluent English? If you have, you’re not alone! Plenty of people have this feeling. It’s much more common than you imagine. But why does it happen? If you’re trying to search for answers (and an effective solution!), stick […]
There Be – A Guide To Master It
If you’re an English as an additional language learner, you’ve probably already seen the phrases “there is”, “there are”, “there was”, “there were”, and “there will be” out there. They’re forms of the phrase “there be”. But what do they mean? How can you use them properly? Let’s find out right now! What Does ‘There […]
The most WEIRD Plural Word in English
If you have been studying English for a while, you may know that that are different ways of changing the form of a word from its singular form to its plural form. But do you know what is the most weird (or weirdest, if you’re a conservative!) plural word in English? It doesn’t follow the […]