Here is a detailed explanation on how to use „a,” „an,” and „the” with example sentences: 1. „A” is used before singular countable nouns when the… Dowiedz się więcej »Articles 'a’ , 'an’ and 'the’

Some verbs, known as state verbs, typically do not take continuous (or progressive) forms. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. Here are a… Dowiedz się więcej »Stative verbs part 2 – helpful tips for everyone, especially for Peter

Verbs that typically take only simple forms are known as „state verbs” or „stative verbs.” These verbs describe a state or condition rather than an… Dowiedz się więcej »Stative verbs part 1 – helpful tips for everyone, especially for Peter

The idiom „take what he says with a pinch of salt” means to be skeptical of or to not fully believe what someone says. It… Dowiedz się więcej »Idiom of the day – take what he says with a pinch of salt

What is he or she like? Adjectives of character What’s missing? 1. Tom is very …………..…..; he never expresses his emotions. 2. Emma is fairly… Dowiedz się więcej »Let’s recap your knowledge, shall we?What’s missing?

Polecam gorąco ten Module , sprawdź na www.eltcggat.com.pl tylko dla zdecydowanych! This Module of Advanced English in Use aims, like earlier Modules, to provide a… Dowiedz się więcej »Advanced English in Use – designed to revise for Matura, FCE, CAE and Proficiency – szalona cena do 24.11.2023

Angielski w dialogach oferuje łatwe, proste, pozbawione presji i praktyczne podejście do nauki gramatyki. Poprzez zanurzenie się w rozmowach z życia codziennego, uczący się mogą… Dowiedz się więcej »English in dialogues

The phrase „a storm in a teacup” is an idiom that means a lot of fuss or excitement about a small or insignificant issue. It… Dowiedz się więcej »Idiom of the day – a storm in a teacup

Both the verb in the main clause and the verb in the time clause can be in the Past Simple if the sentence contains the… Dowiedz się więcej »Past Perfect and Past Simple -practical tips for everyone, especially Franek

The Third Conditional is used to talk about a past condition or event and its hypothetical result. It is used to express regret or to… Dowiedz się więcej »Third Conditional in Use