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Basic Areas of Proficiency in Speaking
Vocabulary One way of improving your overall proficiency in speaking is by building your vocabulary. A wide range of vocabulary is not enough to be able to keep going on with speaking. Using appropriate words, knowing the technical vocabulary, and using idiomatic language will all add up to your speaking ability. Most importantly, choosing words that go well together will make you sound more coherent. In the Oxford 5000 dictionary, you can find the most useful high-level words. Symbols are inc
Everything You Need to Know About Present Continuous
The Present Continuous Tense denotes an action occurring right now (in the present). This tense is sometimes called the Present Progressive Tense because the action is implied in the process.
How NOT to Learn a Language
Linguistic skills have always been a significantly valued asset throughout history. That value, undoubtedly, comes from the intellectual and practical utility of such skills. It’s not a secret that the demand for polyglots is only gaining popularity in today’s borderless world (in the economic sense of the word). Although the existence of said demand is no news to most readers, its influence on an educational and psychosocial level would be so to the majority. The sheer amount of hasty language
Update for Tutors: Full Name & New Withdrawal Method
Good news for tutors! Now, you can indicate your full name on the tutor card✅ And one more: withdraw your money via bank transfer🎉
Characteristics and Use of Quotation Marks
If you use double quotation marks for quotes, use single quotation marks for quotes inside quotes.
Basic Guidelines for Capitalization Rules
There aren’t many capitalization rules. They are simple to memorize.
E.g. vs. I.e.—How to Use Them Correctly
Even though e.g. and i.e. are some of the most commonly used Latin abbreviations in the English language, they are often misused or used interchangeably.
What Does “nǐ chīle ma?你吃了吗?” Mean ?
Don’t feel awkward and nervous if Chinese people ask you “ 你吃了吗?” and you can reply to them “ 吃了.”(I have eaten.) with a warm smile.
