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- We Added Video Lessons in French
As of today – December 17, 2012, video lessons in French have been added to the learning materials for studying French in our online learning system. The video lessons are recordings of lessons from i
- Present Simple and Present Continuous – Difference in Usage
The difference in usage between present simple and present continuous in English is often confusing for language learners. Below are described the differences between the use of these two verb tenses.
- Derivative Nouns / Derivative Nouns in English
By origin, nouns in English are divided into primary and derivative. Primary nouns are those that have not been derived from other words. Derivative nouns are formed from other nouns, adjectives, or v
- Infinitive of Purpose – English Grammar
To + infinitive is frequently used in English to express intentions: I have come here to help you. 'In order' and 'so as' can be used for the same purpose before 'to': I have come here in order to hel
- We Added Video Lessons in Spanish
Starting this week, the Kabinata online learning system has added video lessons in Spanish (in addition to German and English). These are video recordings of teachers explaining the educational conten
- Expressing Quantity – a few, few, a little, little
Words for expressing quantity (quantifiers) are an important part of English grammar. Their choice depends on the noun they describe. We use 'a few' with countable nouns in the plural. For example: A
- Nouns in Groups – English Grammar
There are 3 main ways to combine nouns in English so that one defines the other: 1. Noun + noun (e.g., a bicycle factory, a war film), 2. Noun + 's + noun (e.g., my sister's car, a bird's nest), and 3
- English Grammar: Linking Expressions
Linking expressions are words and phrases in English used to connect ideas and sentences. They are applied to express relationships between ideas, connect two or more sentences, contrast ideas, and ex
- Linking Verbs – свързващи глаголи
Linking verbs in English do not express action. Instead, they connect the subject of the verb with additional information about it. For example: Keila is a shopaholic. 'Is' is not something that Keila
- Starting Training Months After Approval
If you're concerned about delays in starting the 'I Can Do More' remote training, you should know that you have the right to begin a course a long time, even months, after receiving the Notification.
- Business Etiquette with Milena Khlebatova: Appropriate Clothing
What clothing colors are suitable for different occasions – formal, informal, business meetings, and more? Learn from etiquette and protocol expert Milena Khlebatova about proper dress codes, why whit
- Hot-spot Tests and German Word Learning Tool
As of November 26 (Monday), our online learning system has added a word learning tool and hot-spot tests for German language. Last week, video lessons for levels A1 and A2 were added to our German tea
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