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Prepositions of Time

Prepositions of Time

Prepositions of Time (in, on, at) We use “in” for months, years, centuries, and long periods. “I was born in 1990”, “Jeans became fashionable in the 1960s”. We use “on” for days and dates. “I have a meeting on Monday”, “My flight is on the 17th...
Less “Moreover”, Please!

Less “Moreover”, Please!

Less “Moreover”, Please! “I like something a lot” OR “She really likes something”. Discourse markers are not easy to remember. That must be why everyone finds the adverb moreover and then uses it again and again. Today we will look at some synonyms for moreover and...

/z/ or an “s” when you hum

/z/ or an “s” when you hum (tararear) Useful for words beginning with z, saxon genitive (‘s) and most plurals: zebras: /zɛbrəz/ or /sssébrusss/ cheeses: /ʧiːzɪz/ or /chísssesss/ zoos: /zuːz/ or /sssúuusss/