We can use adverbs to describe a verb, adjective, or other adverbs. Let’s take a…
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“to skip an event/party/game/meeting/etc.” Meaning: to not attend some event Similar Expressions He skipped school…
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We use this sentence pattern to talk about things that we did not do in…
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Articles are one of the hardest things for English learners to master. Articles are special…
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“Speaking of the devil.” Meaning: the person or thing that we are talking about appears…
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We use these questions to ask for general information. These are present tense questions, so…
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We use “going + infinitive” to talk about the future. We worked on making sentences…
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“to be a chicken” / “Chicken!” Meaning: a person who is not brave; a person…
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There are two kinds of common nouns – count nouns and non-count nouns. Count nouns…
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We use this question when we want to check or confirm something. We often use…