2021-10-27T11:24:33+08:0027/10/2021|Categories: DSE|
Whether you are waking up early for school, or doing part-time work during a holiday, we believe many of you will say ‘I’m so tired!’ every day. However, apart from ‘tired’ and ’exhausted’, do you know any synonyms of tired?
2021-10-26T12:51:53+08:0026/10/2021|Categories: DSE|
In English, there are a variety of different parts of speech. Do you know any words that can be used in both verb and noun, yet when used differently can have a completely different meaning? Sometimes when you are doing a reading comprehension exercise, you only know the meaning of the word in form of a verb. To master reading comprehension, you should also know the meaning in form of a noun!
2021-10-26T12:52:25+08:0025/10/2021|Categories: Daily|
No matter if you want to find a place to chat with friends or to prepare for an exam, café might be a good choice. But do you know any vocabulary words that are related to café? We have talked about some types of coffee before, and today let’s learn some words related to coffee!
2021-10-21T18:28:23+08:0021/10/2021|Categories: Business|
In the workplace, there are full of negotiations and disagreements. We must understand whether the other party has the intention to reach an agreement with us or not. Therefore, we would like to introduce 6 related phrases to help you react to them today!
2023-03-11T22:51:50+08:0021/10/2021|Categories: Business|
Have you received a complaint from customers? Use these 5 tips to turn omissions into opportunities!
2021-10-20T18:06:19+08:0020/10/2021|Categories: Daily|
Idioms help to enrich your vocabulary and allow you to express yourself vividly. So, do you know any idioms based on colors? Let’s learn some idioms including ‘blue’ and ‘green’ today!
2021-10-18T17:23:09+08:0018/10/2021|Categories: Daily|
Sometimes when we learn English, we cannot simply read it literally as we could mistake it for another meaning. For example, when someone tells you that she is ‘under the weather’ today. It’s not that she is really ‘under the weather’, rather it means that she is feeling sick! Let’s take a look at some phrases which cannot be literally translated!
2021-10-08T17:44:15+08:008/10/2021|Categories: IELTS|
Giving examples can help you strengthen the argument persuasiveness and achieve a more ideal score! So, what phrases should we use to give examples in both IELTS writing and oral exams? Here are 7 useful phrases!
2021-10-08T17:24:50+08:006/10/2021|Categories: Phrasal-Verbs|
In English, the same phrasal verb can have completely different meanings to describe people and things, such as ‘give away’. You may think its meaning is only to give a freebie to sb, but in fact, it has another meaning. Have you heard it before?
2023-03-11T22:51:50+08:004/10/2021|Categories: IELTS|
Many IELTS Speaking topics, especially in Part 1, ask about your daily life. For example, what activities you like, or do you like your job. In addition to ‘I like...’, what can you say to express your preference?
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