It’s a very short post about two common English idioms which seem to be quite similar, I mean their meaning is similar and they may...

Easter has just passed but we still have wonderful Easter holidays, that’s why I’m coming with the newest pack of spring and Easter...

Hi! Sunny spring has just come and everyone seems to be more cheerful and full of energy than during those miserable winter days...

Hello! I’m coming to you with the newest portion of popular English idioms. They are commonly used and that’s why it is so important to...

Another World Book Day has just passed. Lots of fancy costumes of book characters, competitions, meetings with authors and reading books...

To ask a question in Past Simple tense we need the word DID. As you probably know, there are different types of questions we may ask. One...

Last time we practised making positive sentences in past Simple. To recap, click here: past simple. If you need to print the list of...

Collocations are combinations of words used together. This time I’ve prepared for you collocations with verb TO HAVE. What can we have...

In the previous grammatical post I taught you about verb ‘to be’ in past tense. You can find that post here. Today I am going to tell you...

Polish Artists: Elżbieta Tęgowska, Magdalena Nowak and Urszula Dulewicz invite you to the exhibition in Gallery 49 in Falmouth, Cornwall...

Spend time, waste time, make time, have time or run out of time? What’s the difference between these? Let’s find out! #Collocations #time...

Have you ever wondered how Halloween began and who started the eccentric practices which evolved into our celebrations today? Let’s...

Past Simple is one the basic tenses you should know if you want to communicate in English freely. Yes, this is one of these tenses...

We use going to to say what we want to/intend to do in the future. Contrary to Present Continuous used to express future plans, going to...

Watch some amazing photos of Falmouth in Cornwall (south – west of England). There’s nothing more to say… 🙂 To be continued… To see all...

Beautiful, picturesque and definitely worth visiting – St Ives in Cornwall, this is one of these places that the British may be proud of....

The way we build questions in Present Continuous is inversion. It means that we swap a subject with verb ‘to be’ (am, is, are) Sposobem...

Last time I showed you how to build sentences in Present Continuous and when to use this tense. Do you need to recap before we go on to...

#Cornwall #Photos

This post is to revise Present Continuous. Usage, forms and making positive sentences before we go on to making negative ones. The...