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Visitharan Akshitha . July 7, 2026

If I __enough money , I would buy a new car

If I __enough money , I would buy a new car

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Mahendran Thuvaraka . July 7, 2026

What are the best ways to learn new vocabulary?

Hello, I want to improve my English vocabulary. Sometimes I find it difficult to remember new words and use them in conversations. What are the best ways to learn and remember new vocabulary effectively? Thank you.

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Danushiya . July 7, 2026

What are the best ways to improve English speaking skills?

What are the best ways to improve English speaking skills?

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CST21023 THANUJAN S. . July 7, 2026

What Are the Most Effective Ways to Improve English Speaking Skills Daily?

What activities do you usually do to improve your English speaking skills?

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Janushiya Mayuran . July 7, 2026

How internet change the way in spoken English

How has the internet and social media changed the way English is spoken today?

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Piriyanthy Selvamurugan . July 7, 2026

Using Correct Grammer In Writing

Why is correct grammer important when writing emails, reports, and academic assignments?

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Piriyanthy Selvamurugan . July 7, 2026

Learning New Words Every Day

What are some effective methods for learning and remembering new English words daily?

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zhengmingren . June 3, 2026

What simple English resources do you use for daily reading practice?

Hi everyone! I'm learning English and looking for simple daily reading materials that aren't too hard. I recently found this site called News in Simple English (newsinsimple.com) where news articles are graded into 3 levels (L1-L3). Level 1 is super easy — perfect for beginners. I've been reading one article every morning and it's really helping my vocabulary. I'm curious — what other simple reading resources do you all use for daily practice? Any other graded news sites or simple blogs you'd recommend? Would love to hear what works for you!

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Alison123 . June 3, 2026

“I’m loving it” or “I love it”?

Why do native English speakers sometimes say "I'm loving it" instead of "I love it" when we are taught that love is a stative verb and shouldn't be used in the continuous tense? I've seen both forms used, and I'm confused about when each one is correct. Could someone explain the difference and provide a few examples?

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Jaden Adebajo . April 13, 2026

she is wearing a read dress. (identify the adjective)

identify the adjective. I need help doing this. pls help.

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