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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

Ellie Zarkadi

Certified English Greek and Spanish teacher.

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As in all the other languages English have an extended vocabulary and you don't have to worry about how many words are there cause you can't never learn each and every one of them

Nelly Yordanova

I teach English to Primary and High school children aged 8-18.

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When dealing with countable and uncountable nouns we talk about food (lower level students): that ones that cannot be counted with numbers are uncountable. Students at a higher level of English study additional uncountable nouns: the so called abstract nouns: love, hate, information etc.

James

Certified English teacher and accredited IELTS preparation tutor.

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Neither. Why? Because the secret to a high IELTS band score is to have a wide vocabulary and lexical resource. To do that is to speak, write, listen and read as much as you can. If you couple these four things with the help of an IELTS preparation tutor, your time will be better spent than if you were to read about what to do. You learn by DOING, not by reading a book, especially a text book. Remember, English is a dynamic living language, not a subject like Geography.

Busisiwe

English TEFL Certified Tutor

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Both are correct. One is British English. The other is US English. Both are the past tense of 'learn'

Zia

Certified ESL tutor

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It has to be English, It's the most spoken language in the world in business,social environment and promotes effective communication with people from all over the world.

zara

🌟 Conversation & Pronunciation Expert/ Oxford tutor/ kids 🌟

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It is one of the best resources for situational English and those who want to improve their basic listening ,it is even good for self study .it works on your pronunciation effectively. I always use them for my students I highly recommend that. Don't forget that they are 3 books