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• Instrumental Clauses with the Conjunction indem

  This type of clause indicates the manner in which an action is performed. In Bulgarian, it is translated with the particle 'as'.

• How to Divide Words

  Word division in Bulgarian is not a trivial problem, and the same applies equally to English. When dividing words in English while writing, we need to know how to split them. There are three main ways

• NEW YEAR'S DAY

  The holidays have passed, but I don't want the festive spirit in our hearts to fade. That's why I decided to summarize for you the history of New Year's Day and some customs connected to it. The langu

• Using have to, supposed to, and ought to

  Have to is the same as must. It implies that you don't have a choice. John has to go to work every day. The students have to study tonight.

• Adjectives with the Suffix -bar: Formation

  Adjectives with the suffix -bar are formed in two main ways: 1) From verbs by adding the suffix to the verb stem (trinken – trinkbar 'drinkable'; reparieren – reparierbar 'repairable'; brennen – brenn

• New Year's Resolutions

  New Year's Resolutions…. Learning something new, a new language is in the top 10 of things to resolve to do this year….. Top 10 New Year's Resolutions By Albrecht Powell, About.com Guide 1. Spend More

• Christmas Jokes

  An honest politician, a kind lawyer and Santa Claus were walking down the street and saw a $20 bill. Which one picked it up? Santa! The other two don't exist!

• Expressions with DAR

  A question arose in beginner Spanish classes about the usage of the verb DAR. Here is some information on the topic. DAR (to give) is one of the most commonly used verbs in Spanish. Some of the most f

• Happy Holidays!

  Hello! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! See what's new with us at the end of 2009. We're introducing native speakers with 40 hours weekly, holiday lessons, and Kabinata Stay Connected.

• Phrasal Verbs

  Here are some of the most commonly used verbs requiring a specific preposition in English. accuse someone of something 'He accused her of stealing.' agree with someone / something 'I agree with you –

• Spelling Rules Правописни правила

  British spelling uses different conventions than American spelling for nouns and verbs. Learn the key differences in how final letters are doubled and vowels are used in common words.

• American English – a colorful language

  In American English, colors are used not only with their primary meanings but also in a figurative sense. These are usually expressions in which they participate, but we don't translate them literally

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