We have an excellent range of articles, infographics, videos, and other resources specifically designed in an easy-to-understand format which will assist you in learning all the skills that you will need on your English learning journey.
Grammar
- Active and Passive Voice
- Adjectives
- Adverbs
- Articles
- Clause
- Conditionals
- Conjunctions
- Direct and Indirect Speech
- Grammar Mistakes
- Nouns
- Phrasal Verbs
- Phrase
- Prefix and Suffix
- Prepositions
- Pronouns
- Sentence
- Verb Tenses
- Verbs
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Writing
- Email Writing
- Essay
- Letter Writing
- Literary Devices
- Logical Fallacies
- Punctuation
- Spelling Mistakes
- Transition Words
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Visual Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Business
Business English focuses on the vocabulary and skills needed for professional communication. Mastering Business English is essential for clear and effective communication in the global business world.
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Foreign Words
Foreign words are terms borrowed from other languages and integrated into English, enriching its vocabulary and reflecting cultural exchange and globalization.
American and British English
Whilst English is spoken in both the United States Of America and in the United Kingdom, there are some greatly differing aspects to the language, depending on the geographical location that you are in.
Positive Words
Here, you’ll find a collection of uplifting and encouraging words that can brighten your conversations and make your English more expressive.
Speaking
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Internet Slang
Internet slang refers to the informal language and abbreviations that emerge from online communities and digital communication platforms.
Slang
Slang is used to make a conversation lighter and less intense but it can also make making a point much more simple and quick. Many people will use slang terms in order to more easily express a feeling or an emotion that is more relatable, for example saying ‘I am knackered’ which means ‘I am tired’ can have a much bigger impact.
Idioms
Idioms are used massively during both spoken and written examples of the English language and you would be hard-pressed (that’s an idiom) to spend even a few hours in an English-speaking country and not hear at least one example of an idiom.
- American Idioms
- Animal Idioms
- Appearance Idioms
- Body Idioms
- Color Idioms
- Conflict Idioms
- Construction Idioms
- Death Idioms
- Drinking Idioms
- Family Idioms
- Feelings & Emotions Idioms
- Food Idioms
- Fruit Idioms
- Funny Idioms
- Idiomatic Expressions
- Idioms for Making Decisions
- Knowledge Idioms
- Law and Politics Idioms
- Life Idioms
- Measurement Idioms
- Nature Idioms
- Number Idioms
- People Idioms
- Problems and Difficulties Idioms
- Proverbs
- Religion and Ethnicity Idioms
- Schedules and Planning Idioms
- Short Sayings
- Skill Idioms
- Social Life Idioms
- Sports Idioms
- Success Idioms
- Technology Idioms
- Time Idioms
- Weapons Idioms
- Weather Idioms