The grammar of the English language isn't considered simple. Some learners are stricken with fear when they hear that there are 16 tenses. However, with us, step by step, you can fully internalize these structures. Present Simple - when should we use it? Firstly, let's recall the most important usage of the Present Simple Tense: 1. description of routine 2. speaking about preferences 3. timetables 4. laws of nature Auxiliary verbs: do, does, am, is, are The most important...
In the21st century the command of just one foreign language isn't sufficient. That's why we encourage you to study other languages in addition to English. Try memorising step by step the new vocabulary referring to daily life – it will surely come in handy in your conversations! Below, we present the words and flashcards related to daily actions and routines. Moreover, to keep your multilingualism growing, feel free to listen to...
“E.T. phone home” – who hasn't heard that before? Who didn't understand that? Exactly. This statement is a proof that in order to communicate, it is enough to know only the simplest words, and this communication is also possible without the proper conjugation of a verb. What does it mean? That first and foremost, it's worth knowing verbs since they are used to describe actions, and thus they express the...
Mastering past tenses requires training one’s ears and lots of practicing the usage of past forms for both regular as well as irregular verbs. To help you get acquanited with these structures, we've prepared three short videos. Regular verbs The first one presents regular verbs, and it will definitely help you get acquainted with the pronunciation. That's why it's worth focusing especially on the final sounds: /t/, /d/ and /id/. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8alf7wOSb2E Irregular verbs The other...
After the list of opposite adjectives (part I-III i IV-VI), we're inviting you to get familiar with opposite nouns. The study methods can remain the same. We hope that this list will be a good tool to use as a memory game – also for the youngest users of English. The most important thing is to regularly consolidate new words and practice different associations. Rzeczowniki w nagraniach cz. I-III: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xcq3U8eQ3t0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CO0zEsHmZVQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2LTpWn1Qfg OPPOSITE-NOUNS-LangeroDownload Langero-Opposite-nouns-Part-I-VI-flashcardsDownload Nouns part...
Let's go together on a linguistic journey! Attention, attention! It's been confirmed! A super friendly little creature named Phil O'Math is about to land on our planet! He’ll fly in straight from Umba-Lumba to take you on a linguistic journey! There's no time to waste, you have to grab the tickets we are giving away and together with the main character from our new book experience a linguistic adventure. After an unplanned landing...
Holiday is a colourful and careless time, so we suggest colourful and careless language learning. Take a look at some of our foolproof ways of introducing colour-related vocabulary. 1. When spending free time with a child, it's worth playing creatively and making a drawing, a collage a piece of 3-D art called “Summer colours”. You can suggest drawing specific objects associated with summer or encourage him to create an abstract picture consisting...
Sewing - my hobby The beginning My grandma. That's why, redrawing patters from one of the best sewing magazines "Burda" wasn't a challange for me. Marking a line of hips, a waist and adding hoards Another momery from the childhood ...
Podcast: “Tolkien” is a biopic of John Roland Reuel Tolkien directed by Don Karukoski. The film premiered in May 2019. Nicholas Hoult, who as a kid appeared beside Hugh Grant in the comedy “About a Boy”, starred as the writer, whereas Lily Collins played the role of Edith Bratt. The youth probably know her from the film “Love, Rosie” (2014). The action of “Tolkien” is set in Great Britain and...
Adjectives are very useful when it comes to describing different animate and inanimate objects, since they characterize them. Students learn to name their character traits, as well as the properties of items which surround them, like a favourite thing or device. These are the tasks that adjectives are needed for. How to teach adjectives in a foreign language? Learning and using opposite adjectives may turn out to be the best method....