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Avoiding Common Mistakes in English Speaking: A Guide for ESL Learners
There are some typical errors that people make all the time. Luckily, all you have to do is to get familiar with them, learn the correct phrases, and practice them for a while.
Three Common Idioms in the Russian Language
Idioms are an integral part of any language, offering insights into the culture and way of thinking of the people who speak it. The Russian language is rich with idiomatic expressions that often puzzle non-native speakers due to their figurative meanings. Here are three widely used idioms in Russian, along with their meanings and usage in context. Вешать лапшу на уши (Veshat' lapshu na ushi) Literal Translation: To hang noodles on someone’s ears. Meaning: To deceive or lie to someone. Usage
How to Use Interjection Words in English to Express Your Excitement
Interjections are exclamation words or phrases used to show sudden reactions or feelings.
How to Teach English to Kids and Make Learning Fun
Teaching English to a young child can feel like the start of an exciting journey together. Start by incorporating English into the simple moments of your day.
12 Untranslatable English Words You Should Learn
In this blog, we will look at some common and uncommon untranslatable English words, what they mean, and how they are used in English.
8+1 Ways to Break Through a Language Learning Plateau
With the term “learning plateau,” we can describe the situation in which a learner feels that they are not making significant progress in the skill they are trying to master.
Different Ways to Say Sorry in English: How to Apologize
Knowing the various ways to say sorry in English is extremely useful in everyday life. Still, there are a lot of them.
Can You Learn English in 3 Months? Discover the Secret
There are just no shortcuts (or secrets) for learning English that fast. However, it is possible to learn English in a few months with proper guidance and a lot of focus.
