IT'S RAINING AGAIN...

Here are different ways to say it's raining, depending on how it does.

AGREEING: 'ALSO', 'AS WELL', 'SO' & 'TOO'

Take a look on how to use these different ways of agreeing which can be confusing.

+ about 'SO' & 'TOO' @ a previous post HERE.

COLLOCATIONS WITH "GO"

Today's post shows different collocations with the verb "GO" and its combinations with different words. Do you understand them all? Some of these collocations are synonyms, do you know which?  Some more examples with "GO", can be found HERE.

DIFFERENT WAYS TO SAY "NO"

Here's a compilation of ways to say "NO" tactfully, that is to disagree.

DIFFERENT WAYS TO SAY "YES"

Today several ways of agreeing and saying "YES"

OTHER WAYS OF SAYING "SAY"...

Here are different ways of expression "SAY". They can all be used as introductory verbs in the reported speech.

EXTREME ADJECTIVES

A post devoted to EXTREME ADJECTIVES, that is adjectives that have an emphatic meaning.

ALL ABOUT VALENTINE'S DAY

It's that day once again... Some say it's romantic and cheesy... Others that it's only a commercial invention...

But it's here, and it's celebrated.

We've devoted many posts to it throughout the years, you can link to all of them HERE.

Another link to HOW TO FLIRT IN ENGLISH.

But if you really want to know everything about it, click to The Telegraph's article below:

Valentine's Day: Stay in or go out? A guide to the day itself and how to celebrate it

Below we also include some charts with idioms/expressions with the word of the day: HEART:

And different ways to say you're in love:

And whatever, enjoy!

+ COLOURS

Here's a palette of different shades of colours. For basics, see HERE.

VERBS FOR CLOTHES & SHOES

Vocabulary of verbs used with clothes. Some of them are phrasal verbs.

ADJECTIVES: SYNONYMS & ANTONYMS

More charts with synonyms and antonyms of adjectives.

INSTEAD OF SAYING 'VERY', SAY...

Try to avoid overusing very all the time, here are some one-word-synonyms to use instead.

SYNONYMS FOR "NICE", "GOOD", "BAD" & "SAD"

Sometimes you keep on using and repeating the same old basic word when there are many other possibilities of expressing the idea with another synonym. Here are some lists of synonyms instead of always using nice, good, bad or sad.

VOCABULARY TO EXPRESS FEELINGS

Here a selection of charts with vocabulary to express feelings:

1) ANGER

2) FEAR

3) HAPPINESS

MATH SYMBOLS

Another post devoted to numbers and mathematical concepts, how to say the different mathematical symbols.

SYNONYMOUS OF... (OTHERS WAYS TO SAY...)