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Category Archives: Vocabulary

How to use the verb tell correctly βœ…

How to use the verb tell correctly and how not to use it

Posted byrachelkimschultzJanuary 9, 2024Posted inGrammar, VocabularyTags:collocations, Phrasal verbs, tell, verb patterns2 Comments on How to use the verb tell correctly βœ…

Adjectives to describe feelings

The difference between adjectives describing how we feel and adjectives describing a situation (or a person).

Posted byrachelkimschultzJune 20, 2023October 19, 2023Posted inGrammar, VocabularyTags:adjectives, feelings2 Comments on Adjectives to describe feelings

During πŸ€”

The difference between during, while and for and how to use during correctly.

Posted byrachelkimschultzJanuary 5, 2023October 19, 2023Posted inGrammar, VocabularyTags:conjunctions, during, for, preposistions, while2 Comments on During πŸ€”

Idioms and expressions with animals πŸ¦˜

Learn idioms to sound more like an English native speaker.

Posted byrachelkimschultzJuly 25, 2022December 1, 2023Posted inVocabularyTags:animal idioms, idioms, natural expressions2 Comments on Idioms and expressions with animals πŸ¦˜

Idioms and expressions with parts of the body πŸ‘£

Learn some idioms and take your English to the next level.

Posted byrachelkimschultzMarch 4, 2022December 1, 2023Posted inVocabularyTags:expressions, idioms, parts of the body4 Comments on Idioms and expressions with parts of the body πŸ‘£

Countable and uncountable nouns πŸ˜…

There are countable and uncountable nouns in English and some nouns can be both. Learn more about these nouns.

Posted byrachelkimschultzJuly 21, 2021October 19, 2023Posted inGrammar, VocabularyTags:countable nouns, uncountable nouns2 Comments on Countable and uncountable nouns πŸ˜…

English mistakes native speakers make πŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™€οΈ

Even English native speakers make some mistakes in English so learn what some of these common mistakes are, so you do not make them.

Posted byrachelkimschultzApril 21, 2021December 1, 2023Posted inGrammar, Punctuation, VocabularyTags:English native speaker mistakes, Grammar, Punctuation, spelling4 Comments on English mistakes native speakers make πŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™€οΈ

Phrasal verbs- part two πŸ₯³

Phrasal verbs are a must to lean but there is more to them than their meanings. Learn about transitive and intransitive phrasal verbs as well we separable and inseparable phrasal verbs. Try my short phrasal verb quiz and see how you go!

Posted byrachelkimschultzMarch 3, 2021December 1, 2023Posted inVocabularyTags:inseparable, intransitive, Phrasal verbs, separable, transitiveLeave a comment on Phrasal verbs- part two πŸ₯³

Collocations πŸ₯³

Using the right collocations will make you sound more like an English native speaker. Have a look at some common collocations in my blog and try my short collocation quiz.

Posted byrachelkimschultzDecember 3, 2020December 1, 2023Posted inVocabularyTags:collocationsLeave a comment on Collocations πŸ₯³

Phrasal verbs- friends or foes ?

Take a short quiz on some common phrasal verbs and increase your vocabulary!

Posted byrachelkimschultzOctober 14, 2020October 19, 2023Posted inVocabularyTags:Phrasal verbs2 Comments on Phrasal verbs- friends or foes ?

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