Hard to pronounce words in English. It’s about the spelling!
You may well have asked yourself why there are many hard to pronounce words in English. However, the problem is not so much the pronunciation, but rather the actual spelling of words.
No way José! English expressions with names
Most English expressions and phrases are figurative but there are some idioms such as ‘No way José’ that refer to names of people. Others idiom examples in the English language with names
Lockdown/Outbreak/Vaccine 3 Must-know Coronavirus words
In these times of Coronavirus you may well have heard these 3 words: Lockdown , Outbreak, and Vaccine. Here we are going to look more in depth into these must-know Coronavirus terms
Startle someone! Vocabulary gives you more confidence
Meaning & definition of ‘Startle’ Startle is a verb and an adjective (Startled). It means to suddenly surprise someone or be slightly surprised or shocked. You can add Startle to your
Keep me posted: Must-know Expressions with ‘Keep’
Meaning of Keep me posted This is a common and useful English expression. If you keep someone posted it means that you continue to give them the latest information about something.
Video Game Day: Edutainment & the New Wannalisn App!
Today is National Video Game Day! It’s actually an unofficial holiday launched in 1991 by David Earle, president of Kid Video Warriors. In fact, did you know that the first video game
Speak & Understand Natural English
Relaxed pronunciation is not slang. It’s natural English! You have most probably heard native speakers of English using ‘wanna‘ (want +to ), ‘gonna‘ (going + to), and ‘hafta‘ (have + to) in
