Build vocabulary with synonyms, antonyms, homophones, etc.
Introduction You might have been confused when your friends or colleagues used sentences like, “Let’s get together after work”, “I can’t get over how great that meeting went”, or “How are you getting along with the new project?” Don’t worry, you’re not alone. They have used phrasal verbs in those sentences. Phrasal verbs are one…
Introduction English Grammar infographics present information on important grammar topics and concepts in a concise and visual format. They help learners quickly understand key points without reading lengthy articles. These infographics are especially useful for academic and competitive exam preparation, and for daily conversations, making learning both quick and effective. This infographic explains the common…
Introduction Smell is one of the strongest human senses. A single smell can bring back old memories, change our mood, or even affect our appetite. In daily life, we often talk about how things smell, but we may struggle to find the right words. Sometimes we simply say “It smells good” or “It smells bad.”…
Introduction We use a particular word in different contexts as part of our communication. Knowing the synonyms of a word is an important step in improving one’s English language skills. It helps learners avoid repetition, express ideas more clearly, and choose the most appropriate word for different situations. When we understand similar words and their…
Introduction Language is powerful because it gives us many ways to express the same idea. The word “essential” means something very important or necessary. But using “essential” again and again can make writing or speaking sound repetitive. Luckily, English has many beautiful synonyms that carry slightly different shades of meaning. In this blog, we’ll explore…
