by David Thomas | Sep 24, 2020 | Free Exercises
Pronunciation is obviously important to help become clearer and more confident but how can you improve? Here is one example where you can practise with the ‘stress’ of different words. Words from the same root sometimes have different shift... 
by David Thomas | Sep 3, 2020 | Free Exercises
Do you sometimes find English pronunciation stressful? The words below change stress when you say them depending on the way they are used. Example –>Record – noun – She beat the world record for making the biggest omelette. –>Record – verb – Can we... by David Thomas | Aug 13, 2020 | Free Exercises
Common idiomatic expressions Today we continue learning with some idiomatic expressions that can be very useful when used correctly. These expressions are used by native English speakers to convey a lot of information and can be used in a variety of situations .... by David Thomas | Aug 7, 2020 | Free Exercises
Test and Build your Vocabulary Complete the table below ( ______) and then check your answers. (———) means there is no word possible. Use a dictionary after guessing. Other options are also sometimes possible NOUM ADJECTIVE NEGATIVE ADJECTIVE... by David Thomas | Jul 20, 2020 | Free Exercises
Colourful Language and Being More Expressive Find out how expressive you are ! Match the words with their definitions below : 1) Stunning a) Makes you feel emotional 2) Gripping b) Not as good as you were told 3) Convincing c) Shockingly impressive 4)... by David Thomas | Jun 29, 2020 | Free Exercises
Idiomatic expressions In case you are wondering ,this is a post about idioms, so let´s to clarify what an idiom is. The OED describes it as “a group of words established by usage as having meaning not deducible from the meanings of the individual...
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