Grammar

Relationship idioms Positive get on like a house on fire = to get on really well with someone: “They get on like a house on fire.” have...

Shkolla private e gjuheve te huaja "English For Life" ofron kurse te gjuhes angleze dhe gjuhes gjermane ne qytetin e Kumanoves. Kurset qe ofrohen...

A = Apple B = Bee C = Cat D = Dog E = Elephant F = Flower G = Giraffe H = House I = Insect J = Japan K = King L = Lion M = Mouse N = Nose O = Orange P = Pig Q = Queen R = Rainbow S = Snake T = Train U = Umbrella V = Van W = Window X = X-ray Y = Yellow Z = Zebra

We are often told how we should and shouldn’t write. We’ve all heard the so-called rules. But in this day and age, do they...

Incorrect: He was laying on the couch. Correct: He was lying on the couch. If you plan to place or put an object somewhere, such as...

- Has blade, named Sting. - Let’s eat Grandpa. -I had eggs, toast and orange juice. -It’s raining, cats and dogs.