A lot of non-native English speakers say “I recommend you to [verb]…”, but a native English speaker would never say this. Why? Let’s take a look at an example. I recommend that shop. They have the best ramen in the city! You should try the Read More
Be able to Be able to, se traduce literalmente por ‘ser capaz de’, tiene un significado vecino de can (o could en el pasado): I’m not able to move my leg.= I can’t move my leg. No puedo mover la pierna. . Sin embargo, can se usa principalmente para expresar Read More
“Do” y “make” son dos verbos que se confunden frecuentemente en inglés. Ambos se pueden traducir como “hacer”, pero hay algunas diferencias en su significado. En general, “do” considera más la acción, mientras que utilizando “make” nos referimos más al resultado de Read More
For many English learners, articles are one of the most difficult things to remember! Articles are confusing because it’s not always necessary to use an article in English. This lesson is about when NOT to use the definite article the. Sometimes it’s easier Read More
ALL It means total. We use it to talk about the total number of things. Examples; I stayed home all day instead of going to work. All women are equal. All cheetah are fast. All children need care. He ignored her all day. ALL deberías entenderlo como “el todo”, Read More
FRASE 1. (indica una calidad inherente) a. a pesar de ser Despite being best friends, Juan and Carlos fight a lot.A pesar de ser mejores amigos, Juan y Carlos se pelean mucho. b. pese a ser Despite being a young child, George is very wise. Read More
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