These are some common British expressions that are worth knowing if you are planning to travel to the UK for study, work or leisure....

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English learners often get confused when trying to choose between gerunds and infinitives; used to, get used or be used to something as...

Types of writing Today I would like to discuss the difference between three types of writing and explain their purpose. Narrative writing...

These are my top 6 games that I always choose to play with my students, especially with teenagers but adults love them too. Let me...

The task below is from the official British Council website and here I will be offering some ideas on what to write and how to tackle it....

There are hundreds of idioms used by English speakers all the time. Today, I am posting idioms related to music but their meanings have...

There are so many expressions and phrases that British people use on a daily basis that could be confusing to understand their meaning...

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