“However, if there is one piece of advice that has stood the test of time for language learners around the world, it is this: speak, speak, speak.”
"Desde las cadencias rítmicas hasta los cambios vocálicos, cada dialecto pinta un vívido paisaje lingüístico. Sumerjámonos en los matices de pronunciación y fonética que diferencian y unen el inglés americano y el británico."
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"Ahora mismo estamos en pleno invierno, que quizá no sea tu estación favorita del año pero para la que existen multitud de palabras de vocabulario para describirla".
Una tarjeta de visita es una forma habitual que tienen los profesionales de intercambiar rápidamente información de contacto mientras establecen contactos o después de conocerse por primera vez. Es una forma importante de decir que estás dispuesto a que la persona a la que das la tarjeta se ponga en contacto contigo y que lo que pone en la tarjeta es cómo quieres que se pongan en contacto contigo. Las tarjetas de visita son pequeñas, elegantes y se pueden guardar en un tarjetero para intercambiarlas fácilmente. Para tener una tarjeta de visita sólida, es necesario que sea sencilla y llamativa al mismo tiempo, tanto en el mensaje como en el diseño.
While not the most widely used or well-known grammar tense in the English language, the ‘perfect’ tense does come up every now and then in either your writing, speaking, or listening skills. It’s important to understand both the usage of the ‘perfect tense’ as well as the forming of this grammar tense.
Luckily, if you keep reading on, you’ll discover that ‘Interjections’ are more common than we think they are and play a huge role in English literature. There are also a number of examples when it comes to what are interjections and where they are used in a sentence. If your curiosity has been piqued, keep reading on to find out more about this underrated and underused form of speech.
This grammatical tense is the last of the major verb forms that appears often in the English language and it is quite important to master each of the Past, Present, and Future grammatical tenses before moving on to other grammatical topics, which I will proceed with next week. There are a number of similarities between the Simple Future tense and the Future Progressive tense so it’s important to take them into account when you start to use them in either your speaking or writing activities.
In the past couple of posts on our 'English from A to Z' blog, we’ve gone from the past to the present in terms of understanding and using the grammar structures that encompass these lengths of time. Now, we’re going to take our knowledge of English grammar into the future by going over and analyzing the ‘Simple Future’ tense.
Ahora que hemos cubierto tanto el Simple Past Tense (pasado simple) como el Present Progressive (presente progresivo) en los últimos meses, podremos avanzar con nuestro resumen y análisis del enfoque de esta semana en el subestimado pero importante 'Past Progressive Tense' (pasado progresivo). Si quieres expresar tus sentimientos u observaciones en inglés con respecto a algo que estaba sucediendo en el pasado como una acción o movimiento continuo sin fecha de finalización clara, vas a querer utilizar el tiempo pasado progresivo para que la gramática de tu frase funcione correctamente.
In order to successfully master the English language, you need to be able to use the simple past tense correctly. Whether it’s talking about what you did yesterday or last week or even five years ago, the structure and formation of the simple past tense should not be overlooked. As we discussed previously with the simple present tense and the present progressive tense, having a good grasp of these basic grammar forms will help you to get better in English really quickly.
This particular grammar tense can help you to describe a number of different topics and can be used in a variety of ways. By studying the examples listed in this blog post and knowing when to apply the present progressive tense, you’ll be able to advance and get better in your study of English grammar rules.
If you’re a student of the English language, chances are good that you’re familiar with the ‘Present Tense’ grammar form.
In order to form basic sentences in your writing or to make yourself understood verbally when speaking to a native speaker, it’s important to learn the ‘Present Tense’ especially before moving on to the ‘Past’ and ‘Future’ tenses which is slightly more advanced and complicated to master.
