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What if English you know is not English everybody knows?
Although I spoke English at school, no one understood me. Why? You would not believe that they said I spoke funny.
Changes to trial & single lessons arrived
Packages guarantee a more consistent learning process and, thus, better results. They also help you save money since the larger the package, the cheaper each lesson in it.
How to use ordinal adverbs: firstly, secondly, and thirdly?
Since first, second, and third as well operate in a grammatical way as well as adjectives and adverbs, you may find that including “-ly” is unnecessary.
Indubitably – What does it mean and how to use It?
“Indubitably” means being so certain about something impossible to doubt or question.
Is failing a part of progress?
The attitude a toddler has towards learning to walk is the attitude you must have towards language learning. When a toddler falls, he gets back up and stays propelled by the passion of knowing how to walk.
Passivity vs. passiveness: is there a difference?
In order to understand when to use passivity and when passiveness, you first need to know the meaning of “passive”.
Amongst vs. Among: The Difference
“Among” is usually used in the US (American English), whereas “amongst” is commonly used in Britain (British English).
Can you start a sentence with “and” or other conjunctions?
The truth is, there’s nothing wrong with starting sentences with conjunctions. In fact, it can even make things better if done properly.
