Grammar points explaining the dialogue below Verb conjugation: In Korean, verbs change their endings depending on the tense and politeness level. For example, the verb “jumunhada” (주문하다) meaning “to order” is conjugated differently based on the tense and politeness level. In this dialogue, it is conjugated as “jumunhago sip-eunde yo” […]
Present tense in Korean explained In Korean, the present tense is used to indicate actions or states that are happening in the present or that are habitual. The basic form of the present tense verb ends with the suffix ‘-다’ or ‘-요’ in polite speech. For example, the verb “to eat” is 먹다 (meokda)
IELTS SPEAKING Part 3 IELTS Speaking Part 3 is about your ability to pull together different skills. Here are some points you need to consider: Can you connect the words in your speech, i.e. are you aware of the features of connected speech? Do you normally use idioms and phrasal verbs where a fluent speaker
You are learning Korean and recording your words in a notebook and possibly adding stickers or doodling to make it more memorable. Sometimes we just don’t have the patience to carry on learning a new language because it requires effort. It all depends on you and what study habits you have acquired through your school
IELTS writing exam preparation Who is the course for? You might have tried everything you could on your own to gain a higher score but you are feeling anxious and you need to understand how to proceed from here. We offer intensive and semi-intensive IELTS writing courses where we focus on the right vocabulary for
This article is primarily for the teachers who teach English online and here I would like to share my experience of teaching children English using cartoons for teaching English and Padlet. Padlet is like a blackboard/whiteboard that both the teacher and student can access and collaborate on either before, during or after the lesson. I
How to Hire a Car in English Whether you’re travelling for business, exploring a new country, or simply need a car for convenience, hiring a car in an English-speaking country can be simple if you’re familiar with the basic terms and questions you might encounter. Here’s a guide to help you navigate the process confidently.
IELTS Speaking Practice: Relationships (Band 9 Example) Part 1: Introduction and Interview (Relationships) Q1: Do you spend much time with your family? A: Absolutely! My family is an integral part of my life, and we share an incredibly close bond. Despite my hectic schedule, I make it a priority to carve out quality time with
What can we learn from sarcasm? If you are learning English and your level is decent, I’d suggest you start looking at sarcasm as they are a way for communication for quite a few people in the UK. Some aren’t fans of it as it may be misunderstood, but quite a big chunk of British
