Phrasal verbs from A to Z #day12 - L

Small words, big impact! Master these essential adverbs to make your Business English clearer, more precise, and more professional. ✨ #LearnEnglish #BusinessEnglish #ieltspreparation

You know the verb, but which adjective do you need? English word families can help you express an action, tendency or characteristic more precisely: 🔁 repeat → repetitive “My work became repetitive because I completed the same task every day.” ⚡ act / action → active “She plays an active part in the project.” 💥 destroy → destructive “The storm had a destructive effect on the coastline.” The ending -ive often appears in adjectives, but you cannot add it freely to every verb or noun. The spelling and stem may change, so learn each adjective as part of a word family.

Who else hated learning tenses? I used to struggle with has vs have the most. #LearningEnglish #Tenses

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English pronunciation is so interesting. #LearningEnglish #pronunciation

Happy Columbus Day! This holiday can sometimes raise controversy, but I like to think back to my simple school days here in the United States. We were taught that Christopher Columbus discovered America during exploration for exotic spices. The teachers framed it as being brave and adventurous. No matter what the truth was, I would like to celebrate the diversity and freedom that exists in the USA.