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Get help with topics that can sometimes be difficult for learners during training. In these posts, you'll find clear explanations and tips so you can reduce mistakes and communicate more precisely.
Stella has a meeting with Jackie on Friday, but she now needs to change it. If Stella wants to meet later than they planned, is this bringing their meeting forward or is it moving their meeting back?
When do we say the word and with large numbers? How do we pronounce it?
Do we use a.m., p.m. and o'clock with the 12-hour clock or the 24-hour clock?
Don't answer 'How do you do?' with 'I'm well thanks. And you?'. Why not?
Talking about your job is an important skill when you meet someone for the first time. Try using some of these everyday phrases to make your English sound more natural.
Get can be difficult for English learners because it has lots of different meanings. Here are some examples.