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...

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

"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...

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

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...

"Sure" is a very useful word to have in your English vocabulary. Depending on the situation, it can be used to say "yes," "certainly,"...

Audio Phrasal verbs are an essential part of English vocabulary. It is almost impossible to listen to an English conversation and not...

In my latest video, I give you practical examples of a high-frequency phrasal verb. Practice sentences like "Give me back my phone," "I...

"Gotcha" (pronounced GAW-chuh, the first vowel sound sounding like the "aw" in "got") is a common word in casual English communication....

Despite what stubborn grammar teachers might say, language is democratic. New words and phrases are invented and adopted into standard...

You just arrived at work, and you see one of your colleagues sitting at their desk. They look very focused, and you want to ask them what...

Word pairs are also known as binomial pairs. Here are five common binomial pairs that are joined by "and," and which you can use in...

We've all been broke and we've all had to cover someone. Are you familiar with these common money idioms? Check them out and add them to...

How many times have you found yourself disagreeing with someone in a conversation, and not knowing how to respond? It can be tough....