What’s the Difference Between “few” and “a few”?
Few means “not many” or “almost none” and often has a negative meaning – A few means “some” or “small number” and often has a positive meaning.
Collocations With Time
Collocations With Time – a combination of words commonly used together;
What’s Difference Between “affect” and “effect”?
Affect is usually used as a verb – Effect is usually used as a noun;
Vegetables – Vocabulary Study
Vegetables provide nutrients important for your health and body. Check out this graphic;
What’s the Difference Between “little” and “a little”?
Little means “not much” or “almost nothing” and often has the negative meaning “not enough”. A little means “some” or “a small amount” and often has the positive meaning …
Present Perfect Tense – Simple and Understandable Expression
Present Perfect Tense – Simple Expression; Duration fromthe Past Until Now Even in the Past at an Unspecified Time Repeated Events in The Past Until Now Change Over Time …
Ways to say “Thank you!”
Ways to say “Thank you! ”; You are great, You’re a dear, I awe you one and etc…
The Most Frequently Used English Words in English Academic Articles – 2 (1000 Words)
The Most Frequently Used English Words in English Academic Articles -2 ;
The Most Frequently Used English Words in English Academic Articles – 1 (1000 Words)
The Most Frequently Used English Words in English Academic Articles – 1;
Quantifiers in English
Countable, Uncountable, Countable and Non-Uncountable Expressions of quantity;