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Learning by Singing Comparative adjectives 1. One syllable
Learning by Singing Comparative adjectives 1. One syllable adjectives Comparative: add er (cheaper) 2. One syllable adjectives ending in e Comparat...

Lunch with English Dancing traffic light entertains pedestrians
Lunch with English Dancing traffic light entertains pedestrians and improves safety Pedestrians will often ignore the red man at pedestrian lights i...

Learning by Singing CONTRACTION aint (informal) 1. Am not; are
Learning by Singing CONTRACTION aint (informal) 1. Am not; are not; is not: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. 2. Has not; have not: They ain’t g...

Learning by Singing Past habit – used to We use used to for
Learning by Singing Past habit – used to We use used to for something that happened regularly in the past but no longer happens. We also use it for...

Lunch with English Meet the artist who creates surreal
Lunch with English Meet the artist who creates surreal masterpieces with his iPhone A brilliant white lightning bolt strikes the Eiffel Tower in Par...

Lunch with English I used to be a cat. Every day the same.
Lunch with English I used to be a cat. Every day the same. Bored between nine and ten, then aloof till lunch, then coldly indifferent after. To me ev...

Lunch with English Here’s a true story about a boy named
Lunch with English Here’s a true story about a boy named John. Just a local farm boy, but there was something special about him, a glint in his ey...