We use "am, is, are" to talk about people and things. . I am a student. You are my friend. This is a red book.

30-day Grammar Challenge (B2) #day6

Hello everyone, Could anybody explain why both "which" and "that" can be used as relative pronouns in defining relative clauses, whereas "that" cannot be used in non-defining relative clauses—even though both pronouns have the same meaning and serve the same function?

Plan accordingly

This post is for English language learners. If you're interested in learning more English and improving your English skills then this post is for you! Here are phrasal verbs about friendships. 'stuck by' which means continue to support someone who is in a difficult situation. 'drifted apart' which means slowly become less close. 'confided in' which means share a secret with someone you trust.

* Sam's Word of the Day! * 'Dry heave' - verb, noun 'To dry heave' literally means to attempt to throw up / vomit, but no liquids or solids come out, i.e. it's dry! Really gross word I know, but I just came across a really cool metaphorical use of it! -- A 'dry heave' can mean you are so completely exhausted by your creative or professional work that you try to produce new results, but absolutely nothing comes out because your energy and ideas are totally empty. "I stared at the canvas for three hours, but my artistic inspiration just dry heaved and refused to paint anything." "After designing ten logos in one day, opening the graphic software gave me a creative dry heave." "When the manager asked for a sales strategy on Friday afternoon, my tired brain just dry heaved in response."

Gönül Almak & Gönül Kırmak: Turkish

A Trip to Bodrum — Slow Turkish Podcast

In this episode of The Everyday English Podcast, Mohammad Riaz introduces three powerful business English words: optimize, retain, and expand. Learn what they mean and how to use them naturally in professional conversations, meetings, and the workplace. Improve your business vocabulary and communicate with more confidence.

ESL students try this.