In this English lesson you will learn some of the key English sports idioms that we use such as 'plain sailing', 'to be stumped', 'level playing field' and moreCertainly! Here's an English lesson on key sports idioms:Sports Idioms in EnglishBy familiarising yourself with these sports idioms, you can add color and depth to your English conversations. Practice using … [Read more...] about Key English Sports Idioms
English Sentence correction
In this video, learners of English can sharpen their grammar skills through sentence correction practice. The host presents incorrectly formed sentences and guides the viewer through the steps of spotting errors, understanding the underlying rules, and producing correct versions. Through this hands-on method, the video helps you internalize common grammatical patterns and avoid … [Read more...] about English Sentence correction
English Words about Arguing and Disagreeing
English Words for Arguing and Disagreeing – Speak Clearly in Any DebateIn this lesson, you’ll expand your vocabulary for those moments when conversations heat up. Arguing and disagreeing are a normal part of life—at work, with friends, or even in a friendly debate—but finding the right English words can be tricky. This video introduces key terms and phrases to help you … [Read more...] about English Words about Arguing and Disagreeing
Using “Get” with Gerunds and Infinitives
In this English lesson for advanced learners you will learn how we to use Get plus gerund or infinitive.We use the verb "get" with both gerunds and infinitives, depending on the context and meaning. Here's an explanation of how we can use "get" with each form:Get" + Gerund:"Get" + Infinitive:Remember that the use of gerunds or infinitives after "get" … [Read more...] about Using “Get” with Gerunds and Infinitives
Using Perfect Tenses in English
Mastering Perfect Tenses: Present, Past & Future PerfectUsing Perfect Tenses in EnglishPerfect tenses in English help us talk about time and how events are connected. They show whether something happened in the past, is happening now, or will happen in the future. There are three main perfect tenses: present perfect, past perfect, and future perfect. Let’s look at … [Read more...] about Using Perfect Tenses in English