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The difference among could have, would have and should have
Today we will take a look at the modal verbs “could have”, “would have” and “should have”. These past modal verbs are useful for expressing your present feelings about a past decision (or another action).
How to use a semicolon correctly in your writing
I believed that most of you guys have seen semicolon, but you may not be very clear with the rules of using it. They’re somewhere in between the commas and periods: stronger than a comma but not quite as divisive as a period. However, they are not interchangeable. Here are the rules for using semicolons correctly.
Preposition errors: Common mistakes with prepositions (Part 3)
Here comes the last section of the series of preposition mistakes. Remember to revise them before the test and remind yourself to be aware of these tricky points!
Preposition errors: Common mistakes with prepositions (Part 2)
In the last post, we talked about some common mistakes with prepositions. Have you made any of them? Today we will continue to look at more of these mistakes with prepositions!
8 idioms to describe personality (Part 2)
We have taught all of you 8 personalities in English idioms before, do you know how to use them now? Were you able to find the idiom that best describes your personality? If not, let’s learn a few more idioms describing personalities below.
Using ‘hurt’ is too general, how can we talk about different kinds of injuries?
We usually say ‘I got hurt’ when we have injuries. However, others may not know how we hurt ourselves or how we form the wounds. Therefore, let’s learn the English vocabulary of different injuries. In case we get hurt next time, we can describe them to others!
Public Speaking: Tips to Succeed at Your English Presentation
You may encounter a presentation or speech no matter at school or at work. If you do it well, it leaves a positive impression to your boss and colleagues. These are some go-to sentence patterns and phrases used by many good public speakers.
Business English: 8 verbs which can make you sound more professional
Do you find having English conversation with foreign clients and colleagues quite demanding? You can make yourself sound more professional by simply changing some verbs. So, it’s time to stop using “give”, “buy”, “ask” and etc. These following verbs will help you sound more professional in your workplace.
Short and sweet! 7 popular workplace abbreviations you need to know
As a fresh graduate who just started working, have you ever struggled with guessing the meaning of those shortened forms of phrases in emails? In workplace English, we use abbreviations to shorten common sentences to save time. This post will show you some of the most commonly used abbreviations in a business emails.
Preposition errors: Common mistakes with prepositions (Part 1)
From time to time people might make a mistake with the preposition they have chosen to use. Whilst English speakers will still understand what you are trying to say, being able to use the correct ones will make your English sound a lot more fluent and natural. In this section, we are going to be looking at some common mistakes you need to avoid in your IELTS writing and speaking tests.
