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Farooq

learning English with Farooq

I used to pronounce eat and it the same. But now I don't do this mistake.

James

Certified English teacher and accredited IELTS preparation tutor.

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There are quite a few which are funny and a bit bewildering too. my favourites are: "She who must be obeyed" = your wife. "They've got me by the short and curlies" = having no option but to do as you have been told, or suffer the consequences. "to be a sandwich short of a picnic" = to be stupid

Noor Fatima

Certified ESL Tutor

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firstly and most importantly stay hydrated!! if you're going out always make sure to wear a hat and sunscreen and check the forecast beforehand then plan ahead and schedule your outdoor activities. You should try to plant as many trees as you can and encourage others around you to do the same, power your homes with renewable energy and invest in energy efficient appliances, rethink your modes of transportation and drive fuel efficient vehicles etc

Damir

Certified TEFL teacher

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I don't think there is such a thing called "the best way". It may well be rather individual, depending on a wide range of factors, from student's talent for foreign languages to the goals and purposes why they want to learn it - and anything in between. But in general, I would say, regardless of your level, just go ahead and use it. Jump into water and swim. Practice, struggle, get frustrated, make mistakes, try to talk to people, read... just stay in touch with the language on a daily basis. And then, one day you'll wake up realizing that you truly learned it.

Zizo Zizipho

I am currently a Public Relations student at Walter Sisulu University, certified English teacher.

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Spring is the best season for me,because it's time of rebirth as the nature world wakes up and revive after going dominant in the winter month. Flowers bloom Animals return Temperature becomes pleasant. The beauty of the spring makes us smile.

Angela Nyarko

An undergraduate in computer science and English

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Taxes are levied on incomes of individuals or a business but tariffs are levied on importation of goods

Mariya Kehayova

One year offline and online experience, CAE and teaching certificate.

Bes kardes 😁

Professor Violeta

• Business English Expert (various fields) • IELTS TOEFL & TOLES Mentor • Conversation Expert

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Hi, Ibrahim! You must have meant - the difference between adverbs and adjectives. Sometimes they are the same - then they are mostly irregular - fast fast. He does things fast. - ADV + VERB He is a fast speaker. - ADJ + NOUN In 99% the difference is the addition of -LY to an ADJECTIVE (answers to a question WHAT IS HE LIKE? eg.) -careful- and ---> that's how you get the ADVERB (answers to a question HOW?) -carefully- He is a careful driver. - ADJ + NOUN He drives carefully. - ADV + VERB