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Past Perfect Continuous

Learn How to Use the Past Perfect Continuous Tense

In this article, we will look at one such tense format—the Past Perfect Continuous Tense.

Improve your spoken Englis

Understanding What Spoken English Entails and How to Improve It

In this article, we will discuss what makes up spoken English, how to improve it, and some tips for improving your pronunciation in English.

Strategies for language learners

Successful Strategies for Language Learners

Research has shown that successful language learners commonly use certain strategies.

Past Continuous

Detailed Explanation of the Past Continuous Tense

We use it to describe previous actions that continued, as opposed to the simple past tense.

Keep your goal

3 Ways to Keep Your Goals in Learning a Second Language

Here are three suggestions you can try in an effort to keep your goal and go from a Thought to Reality to Physical and keeping it first.

Words spelling

What Problems Can You Face By Incorrect Spelling and How to Work On It?

In the digital world, we do not often communicate face-to-face but through email, direct messages, and chats, and therefore, misspelled words can lead to some kind of confusion.

Spanish vs. Germa

How to Choose Between Spanish and German for Your Next Language

Before deciding whether to learn Spanish or German, find out what resources are available to you, for example, learning materials, local teachers, language schools, and online tutors.

Meal Times and Titles in the UK

Meal Times and Titles in the UK That May Confuse

“Hi! Can you meet me for dinner on Friday?” It sounds pretty straightforward, right? But! We have 3 main meals in the UK each day. I call them “breakfast,” “dinner,” and “tea.” But that’s because I’m originally from the North of England and working class. In the South of the country, the same meals may be referred to as breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and the middle/upper classes would refer to the same meals as breakfast, lunch, and supper! Are you confused? Don’t worry! To make matters mor