Grammatical conjunctions are usually a challenge to Hungarians who are learning English. Here are some examples of Grammatical Conjunctions with the sample sentences. If you are interested to learn more about it, you can email to nihaojodee@gmail.com For: indicates reason or purpose (similar usage to 'because') The teacher did not let Tomi enter the classroom for he was late. And: used to connect words, phrases, or clauses She likes cooking...

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Base Form     Simple Past Tense        Past Participle awake            awoke                            awoken be                  was, were                       been bear               bore      ...

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NOUN a person, place, or thing. Can be the subject or object of a sentence. Example: dog, frog, brother, Hungary, Rome PRONOUN a word that replaces or stands for ("pro" = for) a noun. Example: he, she, it VERB an action word. Example: sit, walk, drink, cook, make, laugh, run ADJECTIVE a word that describes or modifies a noun. Answers the questions "how many," "what kind," etc. Example: kind, happy, blue, beautiful, dangerous ADVERB a word...

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American         British English Cellphone        Mobile phone Garbage           rubbish Bathrobe          dressing gown Cookie            biscuit Drugstore         chemist’s Closet              cupboard Truck               lorry     Sidewalk          pavement Fall                  autumn Elevator           lift Windshield       windscreen Pants               trousers Stove               cooker Eggplant           aubergine Candy              sweets Hood               bonnet (on car) Trunk               boot (on car) Vacation          holiday Subway           undergroud Movie theatre   cinema ...

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You can speak many times faster if you think in terms of phrases. The logic is simple to understand, since if you think in terms of words, you take time to form the words into a proper English sentence. Thus, if you learn phrases, you will naturally speak faster. This helps to improve your English speaking and speed of delivery. Practice makes perfect. Phrase dictionary THE ROAD LESS...

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Multilingual speakers have acquired and maintained at least one language during childhood, the so-called first language(L1). The first language (sometimes also referred to as the mother tongue) is acquired without formal education, by mechanisms heavily disputed. Children acquiring two languages in this way are called simultaneous bilinguals. Even in the case of simultaneous bilinguals one language usually dominates over the other. This kind of bilingualism is most likely...

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Abhor hate; Bigot narrow-minded; prejudiced person; Counterfeit fake; false; Enfranchise give voting rights; Hamper hinder; obstruct; Kindle to start a fire; Noxious harmful; poisonous; lethal; Placid calm; peaceful; Remuneration payment for work done; Talisman lucky charm; ...

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