Have you ever tried taking an English exam like the TOEIC or TOEFL? If so, then you know how tough these exams can be. I think it is a great idea for all students to try one of these standard exams once a year. Doing so will help keep your English studies on focus and give you some objective feedback about your progress. I challenge you to try them!
Do you like noodles? In many cultures around the world, noodles are a basic ingredient in many dishes. And no matter what kind of noodle dish you like, noodles always taste better when they are made by hand. Most noodles are made with wheat or some other kind of grain flour, and I think it is better to eat noodles from a dish that was made of ceramics. Today, let’s look at the various prepositions used with the word made. This lessongraphic has all of the details and some examples.
The number "0" is a little bit special. There are quite a few ways to pronounce it, from "oh" to "zero" to "nought" to "nil". Read the lesson below to find out when to use each pronunciation.
Would you wear it for 100 days?
