Quick reference "See" refers to the physical ability of sight. It means to notice something with your eyes, but it is also used to talk...

Recommended level: Upper intermediate / Advanced This resource can be used for English listening or reading comprehension practice, or...

This page is intended to be a resource for English learners and teachers. You can practice answering these present continuous (also known...

Recommended level: Beginner / Low intermediate How often do you go grocery shopping? What do you usually buy? How much money do you...

In many languages, make and do are the same word. For example, in French, you only need the word faire, and in Polish, you only need the...

Learning a new language is a long process. Along the way, a person can become discouraged or frustrated with the development rate of...

So, you have decided to learn another language. You want to understand and be able to communicate with people who speak your new target...

Watch the video related to this resource, and do the quiz to test your understanding. This page is intended to be a resource for English...

If you didn't learn how to use commas in school, or if English isn't your first language, it's understandable that you might not know...

A common written grammatical mistakes is the misuse of who's and whose. This is partially understandable since the two words are...

English has many two-word phrasal verbs that can be used as commands. This is a list of the 50 most frequent phrasal verb commands that...

Let me tell you a story. Once upon a time, there was an English teacher who was explaining the finer points of reported speech. The...

"Go" is a simple word with some tricky usages. For instance, why do people go to someone's house, but when they're done visiting, they go...

Many second language learners start learning their second language alone. This seems strange at first because most of us learn a new...

I have often said that language is democratic. This means that the speakers of a particular language ultimately get to decide which words...

Related video: https://www.engvid.com/polite-english-10-ways-to-make-offers/ "Kindness starts at home." This is a popular proverb, and it...

You go to work and your English-speaking colleague, Ryan, approaches you in the hallway. He gets closer, smiles politely, and says "Hey."...

We all want to be better at something. For some of us, it's a sport. For others, it's an instrument. And for others, it's a language....

Recommended level: Intermediate Quick reference "So" and "such" are most often used as intensifiers. "So" is stronger than "very." "So"...

When someone gives you something or does something nice for you, it is polite to say "Thank you." We show gratitude because people do not...