Well, the truth is that yes, there are. As if it wasn't complicated enough to learn Shakespeare's language, with its illogical prepositions, its phrasal verbs with multiple meanings and, of course, it...
As non-native English speakers, we often struggle with using the verbs “make” and “do” correctly. Given that in Spanish, they both appear to have the same meaning: hacer, we of...
We are having a very hot summer, in fact we do nothing but talk about how hot it is every day and we are always waiting for the weather forecast in case they tell us that the temperatures are going to...
You already know that native English speakers use many phrasal verbs in their informal conversations, so those of us who want to learn this language have no choice, you have to know at least the most...
If you read our previous article about portmanteau words then you’d know what they are, that they are also called Frankenwords (from Frankenstein) and that surprisingly, the term itself was inve...
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