Describing a picture is part of your Cambridge English Preliminary. Don´t panic, take your time and organise your ideas. Here you have ...

Learning how to use gerunds and infinitives after a verb can be difficult in English, I know, but don´t panic. Let´s put our ideas in or...

How good are you at clothin g vocabulary?  How many gaps can you fill in? "Dress up a monkey as you will, it remains a mo...

Subject questions When who or what is the subject of the question, we use the affirmative form of the verb. Who g...

Un buen "writing" no sólo depende del contenido que le demos, sino de cómo expongamos éste. La buena organización de ideas, media...

Question 1 I ... today. I ... you. will clean ... will help am cleaning ... am going to help am going to clean ... will help Quest...

Here you have some extra exercises about some of the most difficult grammar points in English, especially for those students who failed Engl...

Defining relative clauses We use defining relative clauses to give essential information about someone or something – information that...

Adjectives are essential when describing nouns. When two or more adjectives come before a noun, their relative order is fixed in English.  ...

COMPLETE THE TEXTS WITH THE PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS: Exercise 1 a) Look! Jenny  (go)  to school. On her back, ...