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• English Grammar: Sentences with When and If

  After the words 'When' and 'If' to express future actions in English, the Present tense (most often Present simple) is used, not 'will' or 'be going to': I'll send you a postcard when I'm on holiday.

• English Grammar: Have or Have got

  Have got is used primarily in English sentences to show possession of something: I have got a new car. – I have a new car. We haven't got any money? – We don't have any money. Have you got children? –

• La danse des canards

  And a surprise for those of you who still feel like children... 🙂 You can listen to the song HERE

• English Grammar: Talking About Exceptions

  We use except or except for to introduce the only thing or person that a statement does not include: In English, we use except or except for to show that something or someone is not included in the wh

• English Grammar: Between and Among

  Between (between) is used in English for two or more people/objects that are considered individually, separately. She held the diamond between her thumb and forefinger. – She held the diamond between

• Zweigliedrige Konjunktionen – Two-Part Conjunctions

  nicht nur …. sondern auch not only ….. but also ….. Er war nicht nur Künstler, sondern auch Wissenschaftler. Er malte nicht nur wunderschöne Bilder, sondern hat auch auf dem Gebiet der Technik Bedeute

• English Language Training under the 'I Can' Program Online at Kabinata

  At Kabinata, you can enroll in a language course of your choice using a voucher from the Employment Agency's 'I Can' program. Through this program, every employed or self-employed person can receive a

• How to Ask... for Water

  Like in all languages, in Spanish, expressing a request can be done in different ways — more politely or more commandingly. In Spanish, for example, we can ask for a glass of water in the following wa

• Fables de La Fontaine: Le Corbeau et le Renard

  Starting today, we are launching a new theme on our blog, namely 'Fables'. Enjoy!

• Time Until the Exam – Plenty and Not Enough

  As the anticipated date of May 14 approaches, we find ourselves increasingly worried and asking: 'Will we have enough time to prepare?'. The answer: Still – yes! The material included in the course is

• As and Like

  As and like are used in a number of different ways and can be different parts of speech. 'as' and 'like' function as prepositions with distinct meanings and uses.

• Anglicisms in Spanish II

  As a continuation of the previous publication, I will add more words that are used in the Spanish language and belong to the so-called anglicisms.

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