Reported speech initially appears quite confusing to English learners. It is difficult to remember changing 'today' with 'that day', 'here' with 'there', and others, and only through extensive practic
Reported speech initially appears quite confusing to English learners. It is difficult to remember changing 'today' with 'that day', 'here' with 'there', and others. Only through extensive practice can you overcome the second difficulty in reported speech—changing the tenses. You must always remember the rule—one tense back. And finally comes the third problem in reported speech—correcting word order in questions—Where were you? — She asked me where I had been. Although it is a complicated category, reported speech is not something insurmountable, and if the rules are well understood and applied correctly, everything falls into place.
Prepositions in English have multiple different meanings, which in most cases do not match the meanings of the corresponding prepositions in Bulgarian, making them difficult to learn. In many cases, w
Agree to disagree or 'agreeing to disagree' is a phrase in English referring to the resolution of a conflict (usually a debate or quarrel) whereby all parties tolerate but do not accept the opposing p
We often encounter the same words with differences in spelling, but this is not due to any error—rather, they are written in American English. In Kabinata's course, and also at school, we study Britis
Let's continue with the topic of the future and how to express it most accurately. In my previous post, I emphasized present continuous for things we have already planned and/or decided on; this time