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The word "free" is an adjective. Meaning: Something that you do not have to pay for. Something that costs nothing. Example: Coffee at the office is free. In this English vocabulary class, you will learn 8 words and expressions that mean that something is FREE: complimentary "complimentary" is an adjective. A complimentary product or service is one that is given to … [Read more...] about 8 ways to say that something is FREE in English

In this English lesson, you will learn 10 English idioms and expressions related to crime. do a runner This is an expression that we use in informal English.Meaning: Run away after committing a crime. Run away without paying for something. He stole the money then he did a runner.When the bill came, Clare did a runner from the restaurant. on the run Meaning: If … [Read more...] about English idioms and expressions related to CRIME

In this lesson, you will learn the following things: Pronunciation of either There are 2 ways to pronounce "either": Pronunciation 1: /ˈaɪ.ðər/ (most common in the UK)Pronunciation 2: /ˈiː.ðər/ (most common in the USA) Pronunciation of neither There are also 2 ways to pronounce "neither": Pronunciation 1: /ˈnaɪ.ðər/ (most common in the UK)Pronunciation 2: … [Read more...] about How to use either and neither – English lesson

In this lesson, you will learn the English words of 30 vegetables. For a few of the vegetables, I will give you both the British English and American English word. asparagus artichoke broccoli cabbage red cabbage cauliflower Brussels sprouts lettuce cucumber tomato Plural form: tomatoes green pepper, red pepper and yellow … [Read more...] about Learn English vocabulary – Vegetables

In this vocabulary lesson, you will learn 9 English idioms and expressions related to speed. In the blink of an eye Meaning: When something happens "in the blink of an eye", it happens very quickly. Something happens so quickly that you don't see it! The fire destroyed the house in the blink of an eye.He became a millionaire in the blink of an eye. at breakneck … [Read more...] about English Idioms related to speed