What’s the difference between “to say” and “to tell”? Here you are a brief summary of the difference of the verb “to say” and the verb “to tell”, and some sentences where you can see clearly the use of them. Hope you find it useful !
Cheat-Sheet to understand the order of adjectives before a noun The order of adjectives before a noun becomes really confusing for non-native English speakers. Here you are a brief synopsis of the order you have to follow taking into account the meaning of these adjectives. And just remember, English speakers rarely use three or more […]
50 most famous paintings of all time video Here you are the video with the list of the top 50 most famous and influential paintings over the ages. They go right from Leonardo da Vinci to Jackson Pollock, passing through Jan Vermeer, Claude Monet, Vincent Van Gogh, and Edward Hopper. Meanwhile, click this link and […]
Reported speech video explanation Hello guys, here you are a video about reported speech. Hope you find it useful !
Difference between “to look”, “to see” and “to watch” Here you are a brief summary of the difference of the verbs “to look, “to see” and “to watch”, and some sentences where you can see clearly the use of them. Hope you find it useful ! Look Look is to direct your attention towards something. “Look” is […]
The main challenge when learning prepositions in English is that they can be very different from your mother tongue. Learn these tricks to always use them right.
Top tips for the FCE Listening Section The listening exam is made up of 4 parts. There is a maximum score of 30 points and you need 18 correct to be able to pass. The exam lasts for about 40 minutes. You will listen to each part of the exam twice and there is a […]
Top tips for the Reading and Use of English FCE exam Here you are the main things you have to keep in mind when doing each one of the seven sections of the Reading and Use of English FCE exam: Tips for the B2 First (Cambridge English: First, FCE) Multiple Choice Cloze (Part 1) Part […]
Know all about Saint Peter’s Basilica St. Peter’s Basilica, which is called “Basilica di San Pietro in Vaticano” in Italian, is a large church in the Vatican City, in Rome, Italy. It is often called “the greatest church in Christendom”. In Catholic tradition, St. Peter’s Basilica is believed to be the burial place of Saint […]
Here you are a simple Renaissance timeline to keep record of the most relevant events that took place in the 1400s and in the 1500s in Italy.
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