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This English class has 2 versions: 1) Video version  and 2) Text version. I recommend that you watch the video in order to listen to the correct pronunciation. The text version is below the video: Photo credit: David Castillo Dominici | FreeDigitalPhotos.net quietpronunciation: /kwaɪt/ quitepronunciation: /kwaɪt/ These 2 words have a similar spelling. But … [Read more...] about QUIET or QUITE – Confusing English words

This lesson has 2 versions. 1) A video version and 2) A written version. I advise you to watch / listen to the video to hear the correct pronunciation of the important English words. The written version is below the video. Photo credit: stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net Fact 1 The longest word in English has 45 … [Read more...] about Facts about the English language

This English lesson has 2 versions: 1) A video and 2) A written versionI recommend you to watch the video and then read the article below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykglfwz46mA In this lesson, you will learn 8 idioms and expressions regarding sleep. sleep like a log = to sleep very well, without waking up during the night. A "log" is a long length of wood … [Read more...] about English idioms & expressions about sleep

https://youtu.be/2qzk4RPgVpc There are many expressions to describe change in English.We can use the following verbs: becomegetgocometurnfall Let's look at each verb in more detail. become "become" is an irregular verb.The past simple is "became"The past participle is "become" become + adjective=to begin to be somethingExamples:He becomes tired at the end of … [Read more...] about How to express change in English

This English lesson has 2 versions: 1) A video version and 2) A text version. I recommend you watch and listen to the video to hear the correct pronunciation. Below the video is the same lesson in text format. (Photo credit: stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net) “care” is both a verb and a noun. Pronunciation: /keər/ The word "care" is very common in English. It … [Read more...] about Expressions and phrases with CARE