Soccer legend Diego Maradona was an Argentinian football player who was considered as one of the greatest players of all time and led Argentina to triumph in the 1986 World Cup. He managed club teams to championships in Argentina and Spain. However, his career was somewhat tarnished, due to his battle with alcohol and drugs,
Picture yourself driving down a road, suddenly your favourite song is playing on the radio causing you to be in a better mood and ready to make the best out of the day. Have you ever wondered how something so indefinite can have such a positive impact on you? Essentially, there are a lot
Conjunction Junction: A Guide to Connecting Your Sentences Conjunctions are the glue that holds our sentences together. Let's explore these essential building blocks of language. Coordinating Conjunctions: The Basics Coordinating conjunctions are the simplest type. They join two equal parts of a sentence. Remember the acronym FANBOYS (For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So)
You know what look and take mean, but you are confused with the meaning of phrasal verbs of look and take. Many of TLF students shared that they experience difficulties with phrasal verbs and here is the most common phrasal verbs with the look and take. Let’s have a look and take your knowledge
There are different types of conditions. Sometimes we call them 'if clauses'. They describe the result of something that might happen (in the present or future) or might have happened but didn't (in the past). They are made using different English verb tenses. The types of conditionals are zero, first, second, third, and mixed. The
There are two types of articles in English: the indefinite article, and the definite article. The indefinite article is a / an, and the definite article is the. We use these articles (or no article) before nouns, and the article we choose depends on the type of noun (singular/plural/countable/uncountable) and the pronunciation of the noun. The
Emails are a common way of communication in a formal setting, so it is essential to know the main rules of constructing an email. Firstly, informal emails, the subject is a must. Not only is the subject attracted the attention of the receiver, but it gives an idea of what is the email about
Mastering Commas: A Quick 5-Minute Guide to Better Punctuation (Cambridge Rules) Many language learners struggle with punctuation—especially commas. As a language learning centre, we’ve noticed this challenge often. The good news? If you have five minutes to read this guide, you can significantly improve your punctuation skills.This article is based on rules and examples
Every business and entrepreneur faces the positives and negatives of having their own business. I’m sure it is rarely disclosed that we learn the best lessons through the tough times and business growth and development is no different. Sometimes within our business, we may face disagreements but what many don’t realise is to have
We all have the ability to acquire knowledge which is available to us. Studying and revision isn’t always a walk in the park but it is certainly worth it. From a very young age, we have had to learn, teach and advance. Every individual revises differently, whether it is through images, words or vocal-
