Extreme Adjectives: Stop Saying Very Good at Work

Extreme Adjectives: Stop Saying Very Good at Work

Extreme Adjectives: Stop Saying Very Good at Work In business English, one small habit makes people sound less confident: using very + adjective all the time very good very bad very big very important Grammatically correct? Yes.Professional? Not always. English...
False Friends: Words That Don’t Mean What You Think

False Friends: Words That Don’t Mean What You Think

False Friends: Words That Don’t Mean What You Think Some English words look almost identical to Spanish. So they must mean the same thing… right? Not always. These are called false friends: words that look familiar but have a completely different meaning. They don’t...
As vs Like: What’s the Difference?

As vs Like: What’s the Difference?

As vs Like: What’s the Difference? Many English learners say things like: ❌ She works like a teacher.❌ Do it as me. Sometimes it sounds almost correct… but not quite. The confusion usually comes from Spanish, where “como” can mean both as and like. In English, they...