You can quickly expand your English vocabulary by learning how prefixes change the meanings of adjectives, especially from positive to negative. These simple patterns help you build vocabulary faster and express yourself more naturally. This cheat sheet shows how adding the prefix “un-” to certain adjectives lets you speak more concisely and like a native speaker. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ik-6TIFb5RHUZ3SEOrIACYLBzMmu6LvQklgI9en01o0/edit?tab=t.0

What do you say in English to express surprise, concern, approval, enthusiasm and encouragement? Do you freeze and say nothing, when with just a few words you could say so much? Check out some of these everyday expressions that will help you to express yourself simply and clearly! Sometimes a little can mean a lot! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IImh5FJsgTRRAuu4tspZYUjC_lFmMRvhW6tAKMrtvqQ/edit?usp=sharing

What do you 'look forward to' the most during your week? Do you 'put off' doing those difficult tasks, or 'come up with' new and better ways of doing things? Can you 'get across' your ideas when expressing yourself? And 'cut back on' the things that aren't good for you? Check out 10 of the most common phrasal verbs in English! How many did you already know? https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YvTVqTUAeSg0vw84u1O-358WEokftk9uimApfS12fbQ/edit?usp=sharing

I think idioms are those wonderful, quirky pieces of a language that make it fun and interesting! And we use them A LOT! So, here are some common idioms in English. Link is in the comments section. How many of them do you already know? 🤔 Try the fun quiz! 🤩 Are you an "Expert in the Making," a “Strong Intermediate Speaker”, “Building Confidence”, an “Early Learner” or “Just Getting Started”? 😍 Let us know how you get on! And if you want to practise these with someone, just ask in the comments below, so we can help each other learn and grow! 💪