B2 Upper-Intermediate English: passive voice, third and mixed conditionals, nuanced vocabulary and professional writing skills for confident learners, aligned with the CEFR B2 level.
Find synonyms for goal such as aim, objective, target and ambition, with meanings, examples, grammar patterns, idioms and a quiz to choose the right word.
Synonyms for Goal: 25+ Words with Meanings and Examples Read More »
Browse 100 adjectives to describe a person, sorted by kindness, intelligence, character and looks, with meanings, examples, grammar tips and a quiz.
100 Adjectives to Describe a Person: Positive Words with Examples Read More »
Personification gives human qualities to things, like “the wind whispered.” Learn its two meanings, examples from poems and daily life, and the verbs behind it.
Personification: Meaning, Examples and the Verbs Behind It Read More »
Alliteration repeats the first sound of nearby words, as in “busy bees.” Learn its meaning, examples from ads and poems, and why sound beats spelling.
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Hyperbole is exaggeration on purpose, like “I’ve told you a million times.” Learn how to say it, everyday and literary examples, and the grammar that builds it.
Hyperbole: Meaning, Pronunciation and Everyday Examples Read More »
Active and passive voice are the forms of verbs that show whether the subject performs the action or receives the action. In simple words, the active voice tells us who does the action, while the passive voice focuses on what receives the action. For example, “Mary explains the lesson” (active) can change to “The lesson is explained
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