For / since / during / while?

DURING     During is followed by a noun.  For example, we can say ‘during the party’. This usually means ‘at some time between the start of the party and the end of the party’. 

Do you know the 5 senses in English?

Idiom "contrary to popular opinion"

Don't SAY: I DON'T like it

Idiom "conspicuous consumption"

Idiom "concrete jungle"

6 past tense irregular verbs

Do you know how to pronounce these 6 verbs? We’re going to look at 6 past tense verbs that are difficult to pronounce. But by the end of this lesson, you’ll know how pronounce them perfectly! Here are the 6 past tense irregular verbs we’re going to look at: bought, brought, fought, thought, caught, taught.