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Forget robotic phrases and learn expressions that native speakers actually use every day. From informal greetings to key phrases for work and travel, learn to speak naturally and confidently.

Has Spanish become your favorite language and you want to improve your Spanish with fun group learning methods? If so, you're in luck, because in this article we'll show you the best games to learn Spanish and enjoy a lively activity with your study buddies.

All about the Saxon genitive: when it's not used and how it works in the plural | The Saxon genitive is one of the areas that students first encounter difficulty with when they approach the English language.

How to use Spanish punctuation? | Notably, Spanish is very similar to Italian, and learning it correctly isn't that difficult: the two languages share many grammatical rules, as well as much of their vocabulary.

Tips and Requirements for finding a job in Cuba | Changing your life is a common dream: who hasn't thought about packing up and leaving, going to the other side of the world and completely overturning their habits?

Great Britain and the United States differ not only in size, culture, and food habits. The official language of both nations—English—also differs slightly.

Information and advice on being an Au Pair in London | If you want to have a pleasant and interesting life experience abroad, but above all learn English effectively, quickly and economically, then leaving as an au pair in London or other cities in England is the right choice.

Temporal adverbs are among the most important elements of conversation in English. They are used in most sentences because they allow us to place the actions being discussed in a temporal context.

Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world: in fact, it is estimated that over 460 million people, between Latin America and Spain, speak Spanish.

Explanation, examples, and sentences with the English superlative | After having explored the comparatives of majority, equality, and minority in detail, all that's left is to discover everything about their best ally: the English superlative!

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English Expressions to Speak Like a Native Speaker

The Best Games for Learning Spanish (Fun and Effective)

Saxon Genitive in the Plural: When Not to Use It

Spanish Punctuation: How to Use Question and Exclamation Marks

Working in Cuba: Salaries, Job Sectors, and Essential Information

American vs. British English

Au Pair in London: How Au Pairing with Host Families Works

Temporal Adverbs in English: Meaning, Rules, and Usage

Greetings in Spanish: How to Say Hello in Different Situations

English Superlatives Explained: Relative vs. Absolute Rules and Exceptions