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  • Additional exercises

    Choose Present Progressive or Present Simple Tense. Complete exercises covering when to use each tense with sentences like 'Are you speaking / Do you speak English?' and 'Sometimes we are going / we g

  • Let's Learn Spanish… With Poetry

    For Spanish people, June is not just the beginning of summer and the month with the shortest night. In June 1985, Spain was admitted to the European Union; in June, the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí

  • On Tenses and Question Words in English

    Often, to determine which tense is used in a given question, we simply need to remember which question words are used with which tenses.

  • Idioms in the English Language

    An idiom is a phrase whose meaning differs from the meaning of the individual words in it, considered separately and on their own. Here are some of them: It's raining cats and dogs – pouring rain. Bea

  • Should

    Here is some more information about the usage of the modal verb 'should':

  • Direct and Indirect Speech

    In Spanish, unlike Bulgarian, when converting direct speech to indirect speech, there is tense agreement. This means there is a specific transformation of one tense into another, which occurs under ce

  • Beyoncé – Halo: Lyrics and Bulgarian Translation

    Enjoy Beyoncé's hit 'Halo' with the complete song lyrics and Bulgarian translation. A wonderful way to practice your English!

  • Rammstein proves that German can be poetry too....:)

    I'll betray English songs. As a schoolgirl, we started learning German, which I found quite interesting, but only briefly. The teacher was an old and modest woman with not particularly great enthusias

  • Peculiarities in the Formation of the Feminine Gender of Adjectives

    The qualitative adjective. Formation of the feminine – general rule. In general, the feminine of a qualitative adjective is formed by adding a silent E to the masculine ending. The adjective that ends

  • English Proverbs

    Here are some common English proverbs and their explanations: A bad workman blames his tools. Blaming the tools for bad workmanship is an excuse for lack of skill. A bird in hand is worth two in a bus

  • Imperative (Command Form) Der Imperativ

    The imperative is used to express advice, requests, or commands. A characteristic feature of this mood is the position of the predicate in the sentence — it always stands in first place. Nimm doch Asp

  • Lehrerin_veselina

    Seven reasons for studying the German language • Spread: As a first or second language of approximately 125 million people, German ranks among the most significant languages in the world. In Europe, G

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