Oggi imparerete i modi più comuni di dire "Ciao" e "Arrivederci". Alcune di queste espressioni possono essere usate con gli amici, altre sono più appropriate nei contatti di lavoro e altre ancora con gli sconosciuti. Vi aiuteranno a parlare in modo naturale in tutte le situazioni della vita! Saluti Espressioni informali: Come stai? Piacere di [...]
Siete pronti per la sfida linguistica? Un couch potato è: a) una persona casalinga b) una persona a cui piace mangiare patate c) una persona inattiva, che passa molto tempo a guardare la televisione, con poca o nessuna attività fisica
Dovremmo dire Interested o Interesting? Gli studenti di inglese spesso non sono sicuri se usare la desinenza "-ing" o "-ed" per gli aggettivi che esprimono emozioni. Alcuni esempi di questi aggettivi, derivati da verbi, sono: exciting/excited interesting/interested boring/bored amazing/amazed confusing/confused Ecco una regola generale che vi aiuterà a ricordare la differenza: Quando si parla di se stessi o [...]
Do you live in London, or have you ever been there? These 10 common expressions you need to know to understand born and bread Londoners. 1. ”The Full Monty” this expression means the Full English Breakfast (sausages, bacon, eggs, tomatoes, baked beans, potato cakes-hash browns,toasted bread and black pudding) 2. ‘”Mind the Gap” This famous […]
There are many rules in our lives, at work, at school, at home, in the public places, on the roads, etc., which have been established to ensure order and safety. We use modal verbs to express obligations and prohibitions, or lack of obligation. Modal verbs have the following grammatical structure: Subject + Modal Verb + […]
Do you think that to have good English pronunciation you need to say every word per-fect-ly? Have you been told that you need to say each syllable in exactly the same way that it is written? There are no shortcuts to perfect pronunciation, however there are some ways you can practise more effectively and improve […]
One very good way to prepare for your IELTS speaking is to practise different ways of talking about the future. This is because the examiner listens for the way you vary your grammar, not just if you make mistakes. This is a skill you need mostly in part 1 and 3 parts of the Speaking […]
These two varieties of English may sometimes cause confusion and be a source of misunderstandings or funny situations, even to native-speakers themselves! For instance, if someone says pants in the USA, they mean trousers, whereas in the UK, pants is actually short for underpants – which I have no doubt could lead to some delightful […]
Desert the dessert in the desert! Desert can be a verb and a noun though with two completely different meanings. To Desert means to leave without intending to return. It can also mean to abandon. A Desert is a dry place which receives very little rainfall. The verb is pronounced with the stress on ‘sert’- […]
Weekeend is coming, let’s start counting! Whether you plan to go out for a lunch with friends or colleagues, or have a dinner in the restaurant, it’s always worth to revise expressions related with that topic. Here are some useful expressions for ordering meals in the restaurant and dealing with problems with meals: WHAT YOU […]
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