Difference Between “Anyway,” “Anyways,” And “Any Way”

What Is The Difference Between “Anyway,” “Anyways,” And “Any Way”? Which word is it, anyway?  Anyway is a common adverb used to mean “in any case,” while any way is an adjective-noun pair that means “whichever path” or “in any manner.” 

He has his father's stubbornness

Your son bought a motorcycle, even though you and the rest of your family told him not to. You complain about him to his girlfriend.
He has his father's stubbornness.

Bad Habits

Listening: Bad Habits                

Before you listen…

Match the words to their meaning. 

(1)   Smoker             (    ) to make a noisy sucking sound while drinking

(2)  To slurp             (    ) slightly angry

50 Most Important English Phrases

Are you traveling for business or pleasure to an English speaking country? Maybe your dream is to visit or move to America than it is important to understand the language.
There are several phrases that can help you sound more like a native speaker. Learning them will not only help you understand the language but may impress the people you are visiting.

Active or Passive Voice

Fill in the blanks with an active or passive verb.

1. We .................................. this.

will not tolerate

will not be tolerated

will not be tolerating

Why do I always put things off until the very last minute?

You have a school assignment due in two days that you were supposed to have been working on for 3 weeks, but you haven't started. You are talking to your friend and whining about how far

Idiom "pop into (someone's) head"