What’s the difference between There, Their and They’re?
A most common mistake what students make is the difference between There, Their and They’re in written English. This happens because these words sound …
November 2014
Articles – A, An & The
Finished watching the video, Now its time to test how much you have learned from this lesson – Take the quiz below. The 3 articles in English are a, an …
Different Ways to warn people – Free English speaking lesson
In life there are times when we have to warn people about all sorts of things. We might need to warn someone to avoid taking too many risks, for e.g, if they …
Dress code & Grooming tips for a job Interview
The importance of a proper dress code in the corporate world is often not paid attention to.In today’s competitive corporate world, it is so important to …
Difference between – ‘dead’, ‘death’ and ‘die’.
Finished watching the lesson, Now take a quiz to test how much you have learned from this lesson. Difference between – ‘dead’, ‘death’ and …
12 Spoken English Expressions with the Word ‘NO’
Here are some more common English expressions with the word ‘NO’ which will be useful in many different situations. No sweat. This expression means …
04 tips to handle Group Discussions effectively
The group discussion panel is testing to see whether you are able to present your point of view in a logical manner, if you are interested in listening to …
Idioms related to Emotions
Learn Idioms related to emotions. To carry a torch for somebody To secretly love someone who does not love you. Eg. Graeme’s been carrying a torch for …
Phrasal Verbs starting with ‘To Think’
Finished watching the video, now take a quiz to test how much you have learned from this lesson. Phrasal verbs are usually two-word phrases consisting of verb …
Present Perfect tense (We have gone) VS Simple past tense (We went)
Finished watching the video, now its time to test how much you have learned from this lesson. Take the QUIZ. In this lesson, you will learn the difference …