Motivation Letters — Part I
Introduction This is a draft of Writing Motivation Letters Part I — Preparation. I plan to be revising this document over the next few months. … Read more
Introduction This is a draft of Writing Motivation Letters Part I — Preparation. I plan to be revising this document over the next few months. … Read more
Lesson Three: Syllable Structure Can Vary A Lot Another reason English is so hard to pronounce correctly is because of its ‘syllable structure’. In many … Read more
What is a metaphor? A metaphor is a situation (generally a literary situation) in which the unfamiliar is expressed in terms of the familiar. This … Read more
Lesson Nine: How To Test, See And Hear Your Pronunciation On Your Computer Do you want to quickly and easily perfect your English pronunciation? These lessons are a good … Read more
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Below are a few examples of the newer, and worst, English pick-up lines.It’s probably best not to use them… Do you sleep on your stomach? … Read more
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You’ve probably heard of the tests called IELTS and TOEFL. What are they, and which one is better to take? Moreover, which is easier? Read … Read more
Do you need to improve your business vocabulary? You’re in the right place! This article will help you feel more confident in your interviews as … Read more
William Shakespeare is regarded as the world’s supreme dramatist. His impact on the English language was so great that even after four centuries, we still use … Read more