In this episode, we stumble upon a common grammar mistake: the misuse of comparative adjectives. When they hear someone saying 'more easier,' they're puzzled. Is it really correct? With the help of their wise grammar guide, we dive into the world of comparative adjectives.

Verbal Verse: Exploring the Art of English

The Grammar Gaffe: Unraveling 'More Easier

Word Order in English Sentences: The Rule You Can’t Ignore

In this 3-minute episode, we break down one of the most important rules in English grammar: word order. If you’ve ever said something that felt correct—but just sounded off—this is the fix you need.

Learn the natural English sentence pattern:
👉 Subject + Verb + Object + Manner + Place + Time

We explain each part step-by-step, give real examples, and even test you with a short quiz. You’ll leave knowing exactly where your words should go—and how to make your English sound clear, fluent, and confident.

✅ Perfect for beginner to intermediate learners
✅ Great for writing AND speaking
✅ Includes examples + quick quiz

Go Steps English

“Why Word Order in English Matters (and How to Get It Right)”

When it comes to communicating effectively, especially for those working across international borders, being a great communicator is not just about the words we say. It is vital to understand international etiquette to avoid offending people. Listen to some great tips to help you express yourself politely in English.


UK TALKS WITH LIZ

EPISODE 3: KEYS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION


   a. On cloud nine - To feel extremely happy or euphoric.
      Example: "After winning the championship, she was on cloud nine."
   b. A drop in the ocean - A small or insignificant amount in comparison to the whole.
      Example: "The donation we made was just a drop in the ocean compared to what's needed."
   c. Go with the flow - To adapt to the current situation or circumstances.
      Example: "Instead of resisting change, she decided to go with the flow."
   d. In full bloom - To be in the peak of growth or development.
      Example: "The garden looks beautiful with all the flowers in full bloom."
   e. Like a fish out of water - To feel uncomfortable or out of place in a certain situation.
      Example: "Being surrounded by scientists, he felt like a fish out of water at the conference."


IELTS Podcast 雅思博客

 Nature-related idioms

本期视频根据两则新闻聊了关于异种移植及动物实验的话题。
涉及到的话题有：猪心移植，动物实验，马斯克，猴脑植入芯片等。
由于up主及朋友非该领域专家，仅为普通人的闲聊，如有错误，还请谅解。
希望该视频对大家的汉语和英语学习都有帮助！

Cherry Blablabla｜Chinese&English

Pig Heart Transplant｜Animal Testing｜Elon Musk’s Computer Chip Monkeys

In this episode we will discuss about greetings in simple Pashto with English translation.

Learn Pashto with Zahid

Greeting in Pahto 

Enjoy in this short story called NA NJIVI or in English IN THE FIELD, that is a parable about two kinds of people! After listening to this beautiful story, try to solve the quizzes.
Срећно учење! / Srećno učenje!
