Rules concerning the formation of plural nouns in English language are quite similar to those in Spanish. However, as you may well know, there are cases in which these rules are not followed, resulting in irregular plurals. In any case, today we are going to start with the basic rules and then we will move […]
Once we manage to achieve a good command of the English language, it is important to become familiar with certain words and expressions that can be used in different contexts and not necessarily have an exact translation into our own language. “Fuss” is one of those polysemous words that can be heard quite often in
Today we would like to share with you a brief remark on the difference between two terms that can cause endless confusion among English language students. Soon and early have similar meanings and they are both related to time, however if we look into them closely we will be able to tell the differences. Soon
Many words in English language, probably about 40 %, are polysemous or polysemic, i.e. they possess different meanings. Today we are looking into one of those words in order to enhance our vocabulary, one that is employed in many different contexts: bare (pronounced /bɛː/) As an adjective, bare is a synonym of naked, that is,
Once English language students start putting the present perfect tense into practice it is time for them to use the related prepositions and adverbs. We know that prepositions for and since (this last one pronounced /sɪns/) can be sometimes tricky for students to use properly. Today we would like to share some tips, as well
Today we are introducing one of those words you learn when you live and work in an English-speaking country, mainly because you will likely have to do it if home and work or study are not in the same town. Commute literally means “travel some distance between home and the place of work or study
Even if, generally speaking, verbal tenses in English language are easier to learn than their Spanish counterparts, we need to keep in mind certain differences that sometimes are not so easy to understand. Future tenses in English can involve certain challenges to students whose mother tongue is other than English, which will be shown below
You can either read this post or listen to it 😉 Today we are going to learn a few popular expressions in English which will surely enhance our speaking skills Once you get to speak English fluently, say intermediate-upper intermediate level, it is time for you to start incorporating idioms and expressions to your day-to-day
Today we would like to share with you an expression that is constantly used in English language, yet it might be slightly difficult to translate into Spanish. “Take something for granted” is defined as never care about something because you believe it will always be available or stay exactly the same way. Take for granted,
Apart from being one of the most basic verbs in English, to be can be also an important phrasal verb. Today we are going to go through some of the most relevant examples in this respect, including definitions and some exercises for you to practice. Be on: it can have different meanings. On the one
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