In this lesson, we are going to look at sentences with “Going”, “Doing”, and “Being”. These are everyday English sentences. These sentences will help you speak English confidently and in a better way. Try reading them loudly as this will improve your pronunciation. If you are not sure about the pronunciation of any particular word, feel free to use online dictionary. Let’s jump right into it. Everyday English Sentences with “Going” Going to the park is always fun. Are you going to the party tonight? I’m going to finish my homework before dinner. She’s going to the store to buy some grocerie ..read more

Introduction Hell everyone, let’s mosey into the wonderful world of cows – those gentle, mooing creatures that share our fields and our lives. The cow isn’t just a farm animal; it’s a four-legged friend that has been a part of human history for ages. So, grab a seat, put on your imaginary cowboy hat, and let’s explore the amazing world of the cow in simple, language. Also read: English Conversation: In a Classroom Setting English Conversation: A Friendly Day at the Bank A Cow’s Tale Before we dive into the details, let’s get to know the star of our show – the cow. Now, when you think of ..read more

Hello everyone! Today, we’re diving into a topic that can sometimes leave us scratching our heads: the difference between “since” and “for” in English. These two little words might seem similar, but they actually have distinct roles in our sentences. Don’t worry, though! By the end of this blog, you’ll be using “since” and “for” like a pro. Understanding “Since” and “For” Let’s start with the basics. Both “since” and “for” are used to talk about duration or time. However, they are used in slightly different contexts. “Since” “Since” is used to indicate when a specific point in time started. Th ..read more

Introduction Hello everyone, Are you ready to go on a journey into the vibrant world of cultural insights? In this post, we’re gonna talk about cultural aspects and things around them. Plus, we’ll be discussing tons of words and phrases related to culture.  Whether you’re an avid traveler, an anthropologist, or just someone fascinated by human diversity, this lesson is designed to make the process not just enlightening but downright enjoyable. So, grab your metaphorical passport, settle into your favorite cultural nook, and let’s unravel the secrets of cultural insights with a relaxed fl ..read more

Introduction Hello everyone! Are you ready to go on an exciting journey into the heart of language? Well, get ready because today, we’re shining a spotlight on one of the coolest parts of speech: nouns! But before we jump in, let’s lay down some groundwork. Definition of Nouns Alright, let’s start with the basics. What are nouns, anyway? Well, think of them as the name-tags of the language world. They’re the words we use to identify people, places, things, or ideas. So, whether it’s your best friend Simran, your favorite book, or the concept of love, nouns are there to give them a name and m ..read more

Hello everyone, in this lesson we are going to talk about pronouns in details.  Introduction Pronouns are little words that help us talk about people and things without repeating their names all the time. They’re like shortcuts in our language that make communication smoother. Let’s dive into what pronouns are, why they’re so important, and the different types you’ll come across. A. Definition of Pronouns Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns in sentences. Instead of saying someone’s name over and over, we can use pronouns like “he,” “she,” “it,” “they,” or “we” to refer to th ..read more

What are phrasal verbs and how to use them? Phrasal verbs are like the cool kids of the English language – they’re a combo of a verb and one or more prepositions or adverbs. Think of them as those dynamic duos that spice up your conversations. Using phrasal verbs can make your language more vivid and informal. Instead of saying “look for,” you can jazz it up with “search for.” Or, swap out “give up” for the more laid-back “quit.” Here’s the thing: sometimes the meaning of a phrasal verb isn’t obvious by just looking at the individual words. You kind of need to get the vibe of it through usage ..read more

Hello everyone! In this lesson, we are going to read 4 short English conversations between 2 friends. These conversations will help you in your small talk with your friends. Pay attention to the phrases and questions. As these two elements add color to your conversation.  Let’s get started. Dialogue between 2 friends -1  Friend 1: Hey there! How have you been? Friend 2: I’ve been good, thanks! Just trying to stay busy. How about you? Friend 1: Same here, just keeping myself occupied with work and hobbies. Speaking of which, have you picked up any new hobbies lately? Friend 2: Actu ..read more

Hello everyone, in this blog post we’ll look at advanced verbs with meanings and sample sentences. Look at the meanings and example sentences. Try using them in your daily conversation and writing. These will boost your vocabulary and make you a confident English speaker. Here is a list of advanced verbs with meanings and sample sentences: Elicit Meaning: To draw out or evoke a response, information, or reaction. Sample sentence: The detective tried to elicit the truth from the suspect during the interrogation.   Exacerbate Meaning: To make a situation, condition, or problem more severe ..read more

Hello everyone, Idioms are super important in any language because native speakers use them a lot instead of regular words. You might know what “choose” means, but what about “take one’s pick” which they hear a lot in everyday conversations? We are going to look at 10 (C1 and C2) English idioms with meanings and situations you can use them in. In the same boat When we say “we’re all in the same boat,” it means we are all facing the same situation or problem. It’s like saying we are all in this together, dealing with the same thing. For example, if your teacher gives everyone in the class extr ..read more