#185: More about idioms

#184: Buildings

Buildings

These group of words can help you talk about different types of buildings.

Can you add more to the list?

#183: Basic Verbs

Basic Verbs

Here you have more vocabulary to study. You can use these basic verbs to describe ongoing actions.

For example:

-What’s the man doing?

-He’s giving the woman some flowers.

#182: Activities

Activities

Here you have some common activities to talk about things you used to do as a small child.

For example:

-I used to ride a rocking horse in my grandma’s house.

-I used to play the guitar while I was in high school, but not anymore.

#181: -ed and –ing Adjectives

-ed and –ing Adjectives

The following infographic can help you understand and see the difference between –ed and –ing forms used as adjectives.

People make common mistakes with some words because they don’t understand the difference.

-I am bored vs. I am boring!

-My day was tired vs. My day was tiring!

#180: Tea Time in England

Tea Time in England

This time we have a culture capsule for all of you. As you many know, tea is a very important drink for people in England and the British Isles.

Do you know how many different types of tea time British people have?

#179: Transition Words

Transition Words

Transition words are expressions used to join sentences while writing a composition. When you are telling a story, you also use this kind of words, too.

Here you have a nice list of them to learn and to practice.