Hi everyone! How are things? Still trying to find time to practise your English? This time I've decided to post a brief video which (yet again) emphasizes the need to kick old habits such as those basic descriptions that rely on the verb to be. The difference between It's nice and It's enthralling lies in the use of a thesaurus. The syntax is identical.
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The art of (mis)quoting
We know that, contrary to popular belief, Bogart never said Play it again, Sam and, of course, Conan Doyle didn't give Sherlock Holmes...
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An old scholastic aphorism states that nihil volitum, nisi praecognitum , which in plain English means "nothing is willed unless it ...
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Consider the following phrases: Do you know what I mean? Whether you like it or not. Bizarre though it may seem. They all have the same ...
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So I'm about to wrap the whole thing up. The school year is almost over and I have the distinct feeling that I may not be returning to t...
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