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Tired or Tiring? ED and ING Adjectives – Participle Adjective Lesson
Check out this conversation between two friends: Bob: “Hey Tom, How’s it going?” Tom: “Hi Bob. Pretty good. What’s new?” Bob: “I went to Jack’s …
Image, Imagine, & Imagination – Confusing Vocabulary Lesson
A lot of students get confused with the English words image, imagine, and imagination. Today, I am going to show you the difference between these …
Each vs Every – Confusing English Words
Every day at Happy English, I have a lot of students to meet and English lessons to teach. Each student is at a different point …
Some vs. Something – Confusing English Words
Whenever I need some advice, I can always ask my mom. Giving advice is something she’s good at. I guess because she’s a mom, she’s …
Four Money-Related Idioms With Make
My cousin Suzy has a good job, and makes a living doing computer work. She moved to Manhattan two years ago, but she soon found …
Confusing Adjectives With Adverb Forms – English Grammar Lesson
When I moved in to my new office, it was pretty bare. There was just a desk, table, and two chairs. I didn’t waste any …
At The End Vs. In The End – Confusing Words Lesson
At the end of the day, I like to relax while listening to some music. I listen to classical music because it’s relaxing. I tried …
Conjunction Combinations – Both/And, Either/Or, Neither/Nor, Not Only/But Also
There are a few different English exams, but for American English, both TOEIC and TOEFL are the most common. I think either TOEIC or TOEFL …
Learn The Difference Between When & While – TOEIC Grammar Study
When I was a kid, I was very curious about electronic equipment. My dad had an old reel to reel tape recorder, and the back …