Why You Should Say ” I’m agree “ Agree With, Agree On, Agree About, Agree To, Or Agree That? One place I see a lot of students making mistakes is in using the verb agree. Specifically, which preposition to use after it. Do you agree on something or agree with something oragree to something? We actually use ALL of these in… Continue reading Why You Should Say ” I’m agree “
20 WAYS TO SAY NO IN ENGLISH
20 WAYS TO SAY NO IN ENGLISH “Are you from Canada?” “Nope.” This is simply another informal way to say “no.” 20 WAYS TO SAY NO IN ENGLISH “Do you like to read?” “Nah.” “Nah” is another informal way to say “no” – and we typically use it for replying to questions about our preferences,… Continue reading 20 WAYS TO SAY NO IN ENGLISH
4 Must – Do For IELTS Speaking Part 3
Don’t give personal answers. For example: Look at this question , ‘Do you think dieting is important?’ Incorrect answer: Yes. I am dieting to reduce weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle. I think everybody should go on a diet. Correct answer: Yes, I think it is. If people are above their normal weight and are unhealthy, they should go… Continue reading 4 Must – Do For IELTS Speaking Part 3
30 Common Internet Acronyms In English
30 Common Internet Acronyms In English AFAIK = AS FAR AS I KNOW We use this when we want to emphasize that we are sharing information according to our best current knowledge. For example, AFAIK we’re still having the party in the park, even if it rains. BRB = BE RIGHT BACK This is usually used… Continue reading 30 Common Internet Acronyms In English
5 Phrases Native English Speakers NEVER Say
#1 – JOHN IS MARRIED WITH MARIA. (INCORRECT) When talking about two people who are married, we never say “married with” – instead, say one of these: John is married to Maria. John and Maria are married. It’s confusing because “with” is often used for being together or interacting together – we talk with someone, we live with someone – but we are… Continue reading 5 Phrases Native English Speakers NEVER Say