Comparatives and SuperlativesComparatives and Superlatives
This awful lockdown we are all experiencing due to COVID-19 has brought me back to this website. Having to teach my students online because schools are closed led me to
This awful lockdown we are all experiencing due to COVID-19 has brought me back to this website. Having to teach my students online because schools are closed led me to
È arrivato settembre e come ogni anno fa capolino il bisogno di porsi un obiettivo da raggiungere dopo la pausa estiva: per qualcuno si può trattare della perfetta forma fisica, per altri andare
Sta spopolando da un paio di giorni la notizia del distratto pasticciere sicialiano e della povera bambina che si è ritrovata a spegnere la sua nona candelina su una torta con
Learning a language is not just about substituting a word with another word and this is true also for colours. I colori sono semplici, giusto? Sono una delle prime
Chiesi un giorno ad una mia alunna che cosa avrebbe fatto dopo la lezione: “I am going to gag”, rispose. Ovviamente si riferiva al fatto che sarebbe andata in palestra
For years Skype has been breaking down geographical barriers, allowing us to communicate all over the world for free and to keep in touch with friends and family. What Skype
Wise is often used as a suffix in spoken English; actually, it seems to be one of those “magic” versatile words that are used in a lot of different
NORTHERN IRELAND Many of the accents spoken in the province of Ulster share common features with Scottish English. Here are some distinguishing features: 1) Diphthongs in words like goat and
THE MIDLANDS As the word suggests, this is the “centre” of England. Here we can distinguish between East Midlands and West Midlands. The most famous dialect is the one spoken
Southern English has some common features that can be grouped as follows: 1) “r-dropping”: the “r” at the end of a word is not pronounced. Actually, it sounds similar to