How did April get its name? (and MORE fun facts)
I was sitting in a coffee shop and wondering about the month of April. How did April get its name? Like most English words […]
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Learn the Passive Voice (20 examples -video – free PDF)
In an active voice sentence, the subject does something.A mosquito bit Paul. (ACTIVE voice) Subject–Verb–Object In a passive voice sentence, something happens to the subject.Paul
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Learn the difference between Each or Every (Quiz + Free PDF)
My English students often wonder… Should I use each or every in my sentence? It’s a great question! I did some research and made
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How to use “Break down” 4 ways (Learn Phrasal Verbs)
Phrasal verb – Break down Break Down – Stop working (for a machine) My scooter breaks down every month. I think it’s time to
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Use Past Participles The Right Way (25 examples + PDF list)
Over the last 15 years, I have been asked many great questions by my private and group lessons students. Here is a common one.
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Idioms about LUCK – Do you know all 20? (Video+Free PDF)
In this post, you will learn some English expressions with LUCK and more than 20 different ways to use them in natural conversation. If
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ENOUGH or TOO? (34 Real Examples, Video, PDF Quiz)
ENOUGH – As much or as many of something as is necessary
“We’ve waited long enough.” (We don’t have to wait any longer. No more waiting is necessary.)
TOO – Shows that there is more of something than is necessary
“We’ve waited too long.” (We have waited for more time than is necessary.)
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To And For Difference (FREE Quiz PDF Download + Audio)
What’s the difference between TO and FOR? We use the words TO and FOR to show a reason for our actions. It’s WHY we
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English Idiom – A Walk In The Park (15 Real Examples)
What does the Idiom “A Walk In The Park” mean? A walk in the park is used to show that something is not hard
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Have Something Done – Guide + Free PDF (20 real examples)
We use the grammar “have something done” if somebody else does something for us. We don’t do it ourselves. “I’m having my house painted
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