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• We Published New Lessons at Level B1 in German

  The new Level B1 (Stufe B1) lessons in our online German language course have now been published. They replace the old ones and better develop the 4 key skills – reading, speaking, writing, and listen

• British Slang: Bod

  Bod – a man. Abbreviated from body. Slang with similar meaning, synonym – Bloke. Conversational English with British teachers – 14 hours per week, is part of all our courses. The conversation takes pl

• British Slang: Blue; Bobby

  Blue: Policeman; Tory – a follower of the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom. Bobby – Policeman. It derives from the name of Sir Robert (Bobby) Peel, who in the 19th century proposed the Police

• British Slang: Blooming, Blummin'

  Blooming, blummin' (archaic) — a euphemism for bloody. It is also used as an intensifier, for example 'blooming marvelous'. Meaning of Blooming from the English-Bulgarian dictionary: Blooming: ['blu:m

• Future Perfect Continuous – Usage

  The Future Perfect Continuous tense in English has two different forms: will have been doing and be going to have been doing. Unlike the forms of Simple Future, these forms of Future Perfect Continuou

• British Slang: Bloke

  Bloke — any man or a person with authority or power, such as a boss. This slang is popular in the United Kingdom and South Africa, frequently used in Australia and New Zealand, and less common in the

• British Slang: Blimey

  Blimey is an abbreviation of the phrase 'God blind me', which is used to express shock or surprise. It is often pronounced as 'Cor Blimey'. Accessories with the inscription 'Blimey' and other English

• British Slang: Birmingham Screwdriver

  Birmingham screwdriver – a hammer. This humorous expression plays on the stereotype that people from Birmingham, England rely on brute force to solve problems. Learn more about British slang and conve

• British Slang: Bent; Bent as a Nine Bob Note

  Bent means dishonest, disreputable or corrupt/depraved; or homosexual (moderately offensive). 'Bent as a nine bob note' refers to someone particularly dishonest or corrupt—a reference to a nine shilli

• Future Perfect – Usage

  Formation of Future Perfect tense with Will: Will have + past participle. Examples: You will have perfected your English by the time you come back from the U.S. Will you have perfected your English by

• Past Perfect Continuous – Usage

  Continuous action before another action in the past. The Past Perfect Continuous tense in English is used to express actions that began in the past and continued until another moment in the past. 'For

• British Slang: Bender

  Bender: An alcoholic spree. The act of bending over to vomit from alcohol abuse. The act of consuming excessive amounts of drugs. A derogatory term for a gay man. A type of baseball throw – curveball.

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