Joanne Reilly 
English Academy
 

When do you use learn and when do you use teach? This is a confusing piece of language usage and one that I often see and hear used...

This subtle difference is one which I often see leads to confusion. Let's look at a couple of examples to try and clear things up: How...

This is a tricky one and I often see native speakers get this wrong. Let's consider this example: "I bought a coat" - this means you went...

It all depends on whether you have come back or not! Let's look at this example: Yes. “He’s been shopping” tells us that he’s gone and...

You want to express the quantity of something but are not sure whether to refer to the amount of it or the number of it. Let's take these...

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Accept, except. Say these two words out loud and they sound very similar. If you used them incorrectly when speaking the listener might...