grouch verb/graʊtʃ/ v [I] informalto complain in an angry wayOh, stop grouching!grouch noun/graʊtʃ/ n [C] informala person who often complainsbump verb ( HIT )/bʌmp/ v•[I + adverb or preposition] to hit something with forceShe bumped into his tray, k
Read more…Marriage is one of the most life changing events in a person's life. Having your first child is another along with having the child marry and present you with a grandchild. Marriage is considered very important to most religions and cultures. Everywh
Read more…console (kənˈsəʊl)“consoles, consoling, consoled”1. (VERB, =comfort) If you console someone who is unhappy about something, you try to make them feel more cheerful.e.g.: ‘Never mind, Ned,’ he consoled me.Often they cry, and I have to play the role of
Read more…Hello myEC’s friends. How are you? We are here for the same purpose; learning English. And there are many ways to learn. Some of us use facebook and follow some pages and learn. So I created a page for our group “New Words Daily” For who likes and us
Read more…To upload photos or videos to your blog or comment is easy. Just click the little camera icon just below ENTRY it is in the image below with blue square around it. The ADD AN IMAGE window will then pop up.It usually works better to click the [Choose
Read more…hello all , l want anyone help me .. l am feeling in love with someone and he leave me alone and told me l have to keep going in life and one day l will met some one give me love and want to marry me and now there is someone l think he starting to lo
Read more…you've got something (somewhere)"You've got something ___" is a phrase that you use to tell people that there is food or another substance somewhere on their bodies that it doesn't belong. For example:Hey, you've got something on your lip.You've got
Read more…glassware noun/ˈglɑːs.weər / /ˈglæs.wer/ n [U]drinking glasses or other objects made of glassa display/collection of ornamental glasswarewell-heeled adjective/ˌwelˈhiːld/ adj informalrichHis family was very well-heeled.pouch noun ( BAG )/paʊtʃ/ n [C]
Read more…Hi, guysPlease add me. i want to improve my English speaking skills. my skype id "hamhwang" (without quotes).looking forward to hearing from you all.
Read more…Ways to talk about age:* 1 month – 3 months old = infant* 18 months – 3 years old = toddler* 3 years old – 12 years old = child* 13 – 19 years old = teenager* 18+ years old = adult* 62+ years old = senior citizen
Read more…newbie (ˈnjuːbɪ)“newbies”(N-COUNT) A newbie is someone who is new to an activity, especially in computing or on the internet.e.g.: All newbies are offered an individually tailored training and development programme.I can’t forget when I was a newbie.
Read more…When I first joined MyEC, I knew I wanted to motivate members to WRITE. I love teaching writing. Most importantly, I love showing English learners that writing can be fun. Writing practice doesn't have to be about corrections and grammar and organiza
Read more…Please write 3 sentences about what you have and 3 sentences what your relatives (family members) have. It would be curious to learn more about you.Model (my sentences):1. I have a 8-year-old daughter.2. I have a laptop Acer.3. I have a good memory.1
Read more…1. I am not a driver. I am scared to learn to drive.:(2. My daughter is a very obedient girl.:)3. My sister is a sales-assistant. She is very good at it.4. My classmate from Moscow is a very organized manager.5. My home town Biysk is 300 years old.
Read more…Hello, my friends. How are you? I’m sorry for not posting any new vocabularies for couples of weeks because I was quite busy. In the last days, I was thinking about how much words I’ve posted and they were about 250 words in one month and half. Woow,
Read more…SpeedSpeed can be a noun or a verb.1. used as a nounThe speed of someone or something is the rate at which they move.e.g.: He increased his speed to 115mph.…the speed of the light.Speed is often used in prepositional phrases beginning with at or with
Read more…To my opinion, a magnificent book, a melancholy story about the difficult life of 2 Afghani women, Mariam and Laila.Mariam's life revolves around her father's visits. While she lives in a hut with her mother, it's the weekly visits from her father th
Read more…Here is the first online exercise that you can do.http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/do_not_have_to.htmEnjoy!
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