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- Past Perfect – Usage
An action completed before another action in the past. Past Perfect tense in English expresses the idea that a given action occurred and was completed before another action in the past. It can also de
- British Slang: Barney
Barney – a loud quarrel or fight. Research proves that this slang expression dates back to the 19th century, which refutes claims that it comes from rhyming with the character Barney Rubble from the a
- British Slang: Bang – Bang to Rights; Bang Up
Bang to Rights – Caught in the act: caught in the moment of committing an act. The presence of undisputed evidence that a person's actions are improper or illegal. Meaning from the English-Bulgarian d
- Types of Verbs in the English Language
Not all verbs in the English language are the same. They are divided into three main groups: Normal Verbs, Non-Continuous Verbs, and Mixed Verbs. Normal Verbs are typically physical actions that we ca
- Present Perfect Continuous – Usage
The Present Perfect Continuous tense in English is used to express actions that began in the past and continue to the present. Phrases like 'for five minutes', 'for two weeks', and 'since Tuesday' ind
- British slang: All mouth and no trousers
All mouth and no trousers – All talk and no action, a braggart, sexual bravado. Bravado [brə'va:dou] – a display of unnecessary courage, bragging, boasting. Braggart ['brægət] – I. a person who loves
- Future Continuous / Future Progressive Tense
Future continuous tense in English is used most frequently to express an action that will occur at a specific moment in the future, to make assumptions or guesses about the present or future, and to p
- We Added 150 Hot-Spot Tests in French
Since the beginning of the new 2013 year, our online learning system has added 150 new hot-spot tests in French. These are quick tests that consist of selecting and clicking on screen images correspon
- Holiday Bonuses from 'Kabinata' – Only Now
We have the pleasure of wishing you the warmest greetings for the Christmas and New Year holidays. We wish you health, luck, and personal happiness. 'Kabinata' presents you with its Christmas gift – 1
- Christmas in Germany, Stollen (Fruit Bread)
In Germany, one of the symbols of Christmas is stollen. This sweet is prepared with many dried fruits and nuts. Every European country has its own specialty made only for Christmas, and Germany's trad
- Past Simple and Past Continuous – Difference in Usage
The correct use of simple and continuous tenses in English is often confusing for language learners. The main differences between past simple and past continuous tense are as follows: Past simple tens
- Teacher of 2012 at 'Kabinata'
Based on student feedback and the most positive reviews, we chose Teacher Koce as the Teacher of 2012 at 'Kabinata'. Koce Tanev teaches English. Students have a basis for comparison between different
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