More practice with the future.

We've started a new academic year and we have to deal with the future tenses again. First let's start with some information about it and then, as usual, let's do something with it in order to be able to use  it well. 

Neither, Either, both.

     Imagine that you have seen the guy you like. This guy has a twin brother and a younger sister who is your best friend. Although you are only interested in any of them, you want to know how to use both, either or neither in order to speak about them without mentioning their names. Well, I hope I can help you with that! And in order to help you further, I will make you practise it with the following activity. If I were you, I wouldn't miss it for all the tea in China. However, come to think of it, I don't like tea that much. 

How are you feeling?

     These days due to the past heatwaves, the air conditioning and the changes in temperature, we are all likely to feel a bit under the weather. There are many reasons why we might feel so, but we are supposed to be able to express what's wrong with us if somebody asks the question. Are you ready to learn some vocabulary and expressions about being ill and how to deal with it? I hope so.  And now, will you test your knowledge with this interactive activity. I think so. 

"Like" versus "as"

Do you think you can use "like" and "as" without a problem? Would you like to do so? If the latter is the case, just browse the following information and the difference will be less confusing, or so I think. And then, test your knowledge with the following true/false interactive exercise. You will surely get 10 out of 10. 

Other versus Another

Other and another are likely to be mistaken at some point or another. But, from today onward, nobody will do it, will they? First, let's have a look at some information about this issue. And then, shall we practise it with the following interactive exercise. 

Cutting a long story short...

     It is said that mastering a new language involves using idioms correctly and naturally. Can we do that? Well, maybe not with some of them, so the sooner  we get acquainted with their meanings, the better it will be for our spoken and written English. Shall we start? 

How to express purpose, cause and result.

Do you remember being late for a job interview and being forced to explain why you were late? Likewise, it is often necessary to express result or purpose. And that's why I will offer you some information on this issue apart from the opportunity to practise it while having a good time either on your own or with company.