Talking about Locations
When talking about locations, we usually use the question with “Where…?”. In this lesson, we will learn the different ways to express locations and how to ask the questions with “Where”. 1. Where are the …
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When talking about locations, we usually use the question with “Where…?”. In this lesson, we will learn the different ways to express locations and how to ask the questions with “Where”. 1. Where are the …
How to express possibility in English speaking? When we are talking about the future, we often don’t really know what will happen. In this lesson we will learn the ways that we think have a chance …
In this lesson we will learn talking about abilities and how to express that you have power or skill to do something in present, past and future. 1. Can you play the piano? Yes, but …
Similar to making requests or asking for favours, we should be polite and helpful when making offers in English conversations. Here are the common expressions to use when you offer. Can I… ? Shall I… …
How do you invite people to do something in English? How do you respond to an invitation? What can you say to accept or refuse when someone gives you an invitation? This lesson will introduce some basic …
Making a request is funtional language in English speaking. It’s important to be polite when making a request for something or some action from other people. The way you request people to do something for you …
We should be polite when asking for favours. In your everyday English speaking situation, you probably ask your friends, your manager or your staff to do something on their kindness or generousity. How do you ask for favours? …
Today we will learn about functional English, making suggestion. You give suggestion to your friends or yourself when you have an idea to do something. Suggestions are very often expressed in the form of questions. …
There are 20 consonants in English. They are b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, x, z. Other consonants are ch, ng, qu, sh, …
Diphthongs are two vowels in the same syllable. When you pronounce diphthongs the tongue moves from one vowel to another. For example, when you pronounce the word “bike [baik]“, the vowel sound glides or moves …