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I need some advices.❌

Many learners say, “I need some advices,” but this is a common mistake. Advice is an uncountable noun, which means it doesn’t have a plural form. You can’t say "advices" with an "s" at the end. Instead, the correct sentence is:

If you want to be specific about the number of pieces of advice you’re referring to, you can say,

But remember, in general, "advice" never takes an "s." Use it just like "information" or "furniture," which are also uncountable.

Talk to yourself in English.

A great way to practice English daily is to talk to yourself! Yes, it might feel strange at first, but it’s very effective.

You can describe your day, ask yourself questions, or even think out loud in English. It helps you practice forming sentences, using new words, and speaking confidently without pressure.

Plus, it’s a fantastic way to hear your own progress over time!

Versatile

"Versatile" is a word you can use when talking about something that has many uses or someone who can do many different things well.

It’s a handy word when describing skills, tools, or even technology that serves multiple purposes. Add it to your daily conversations to sound more fluent!

Present continuous vs. present simple

• Present continuous (am/is/are + verb + ing) is used for actions happening right now or around the present moment.

  • Example: "I am studying English." (Right now)

• Present simple (verb base form) is used for habits, routines, or general truths.

  • Example: "I study English every day." (Habit)

The key difference is that the present continuous focuses on what is happening at this moment, while the present simple talks about things that happen regularly or are always true.

Which sentence is correct?

A) She is having two cats.
B) She has two cats.

The answer is at the bottom of the page.

English has over a million words!

Did you know that the English language has over 1 million words? While you don’t need to learn all of them, it’s interesting to know that English is constantly growing.

New words are added every year, often from different cultures and technologies. This flexibility makes English a truly dynamic and evolving language!

“HelloTalk”

Try Readlang, an excellent tool for improving your reading skills in English! It allows you to read articles, books, or web pages in English and translate any word or phrase instantly just by clicking on it.

Readlang saves the words you look up, creating flashcards that you can review later. This makes it a fantastic tool for building vocabulary while enjoying interesting content at your level.

It’s perfect for language learners who love reading but need a little help with tough words along the way!

Watch “The Lion King.”

“The Lion King” is a classic animated movie that is perfect for English learners. The characters speak clearly, and the story is easy to follow.

Plus, it’s full of memorable quotes and useful everyday expressions. Watching movies like “The Lion King” is a fun way to improve your listening skills and pick up new vocabulary while enjoying a great story.

“The expert in anything was once a beginner.”

– Helen Hayes

This quote is a great reminder that everyone starts somewhere. No matter how difficult learning English may seem at first, every expert had to begin at the same place.

Keep practicing, stay patient, and remember that with consistent effort, you will improve. Every small step you take brings you closer to mastery!

You need to understand every word to follow a conversation. ❌

Not true! You don’t need to understand every single word to follow an English conversation.

Often, you can understand the general meaning from context or by recognizing key words.

Don’t get discouraged if you don’t know all the words—focus on the main idea and keep listening. Over time, you’ll naturally pick up more vocabulary!