Sometimes, it’s hard to know if you should say “ache,” “pain,” “sore,” or “hurt.” They all talk about feeling bad! This post makes it easy. “Ache” is a small, lasting bad feeling. “Pain” is a strong, changing bad feeling. “Sore” is for tired muscles. “Hurt” is for injuries. Learn how to use these words right with our simple examples.
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What are the English names for the Four Seasons? Spring Summer Autumn/Fall Winter. The words 🌸Spring and 🌞Summer come from Old English. ⛄Winter comes
Autumn Or Fall? 4 Season Names (Learn their origins HERE) Read More »
Increase your English vocabulary with the Root Word technique using prefixes and suffixes. I use this technique with my private students here in Japan.
Prefixes and Suffixes (Your Complete Guide with PDF) Read More »
A suffix is an addition to the end of a word, that gives the word a new meaning. They are an easy way to
44 EN Suffix Words (Real Example Sentences – PDF – Video) Read More »
Do you know how to use the words no and none correctly in English conversation? How about the prefix non~? Read this post, watch
No None and Non – Learn the difference (50 examples + PDF) Read More »
Phrasal verbs are very common in English conversation. Learning phrasal verbs is a great way to make your English sound more natural. Some phrasal
Learn 50 Phrasal Verbs (List, Examples, Video, 42-page PDF) Read More »
GET and TAKE – What’s the difference? Some of my English students in Japan have had trouble with the verbs GET and TAKE. These
Learn the difference between GET and TAKE fast! (80 examples + Video) Read More »
A student of mine once asked me:What’s the difference between “I took a walk in the park.” and “I walked in the park?”These sentences
I Walked Or I Took A Walk? (Video and Free PDF) Read More »
Have you ever heard a native speaker say I gotcha? In this blog post, I’ll teach you 4 different ways we can use gotcha
I Gotcha – Meaning And Uses (Learn with Real Examples) Read More »
