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• There is / There are

  There is or There are? THERE IS We use 'There is' for the singular form of countable nouns or for uncountable nouns. We use 'There are' for the plural form.

• Icebreaker Questions to Get to Know Someone Better

  Want to get to know your friend, colleague, or new crush better? Here's a list of original questions to start a deep and interesting conversation.

• We Continue with the Topic of Future and Ways to Express It

  We continue with the topic will+ infinitive vs to be going to+ infinitive, but this time from a different perspective—future happenings and situations (predicting the future).

• Only in Singular … Singularia tantum

  As a continuation of the topic about Spanish words that are used only in plural form, I now offer you the opposite possibility, namely the so-called Singularia tantum – words used only in singular.

• Practice English Conversation with Teachers from the UK

  Dear users, starting from 13.07.2009 (Monday) we are introducing changes to the English language course program. Daily classes have been reorganized so that each level meets at the same time each week

• Peculiarities in the Use of a/an and the

  The indefinite article a/an is used with proper nouns to show that a person belongs to a specific family or type, or that a person possesses qualities of a well-known personality. For example: 'He is

• Continuing with the topic of how to express the future

  We continue exploring the future tense and ways to express it. After mastering present simple for timetables and present continuous for future arrangements, it's time to introduce you to two new ways

• Do We Sometimes Know What We're Saying – Part Two

  Summer is here again and everyone is eager for vacations and excursions. Whatever they have prepared for you – a simple rest, thrilling experiences, or a generous dose of romance – if you happen to en

• Do We Sometimes Know What We're Saying – Part One

  Everyone knows that in English there are many words that are pronounced the same way but have different spelling, or their pronunciation is similar. What happens if we mispronounce even one sound of a

• Strategies for Discovering the Meaning of Unknown Words in Text

  In German, we frequently encounter complex compound nouns that are formed from several other nouns. It is not always necessary to immediately turn to a dictionary to understand their meaning. Here I w

• The San Fermín Festival – One of Spain's Treasured Brands

  Every year from July 7 to 14, the city of Pamplona in Navarre province hosts the San Fermín Festival, a centuries-old celebration famous for its bull runs through narrow streets, wine, food, and elect

• Like / Would like / Look like / Be like

  Here are some phrases and expressions using the word 'like'. Note the different usage and meanings.

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