Jupiter has a radius of 69,911 kilometres. Compare that to the Earth, which has a radius of 6371 kilometres...

This week’s idiom is “call up”. It is a fairly easy one to use and will make you sound more natural in a variety of English situations.

Mars is colder, redder, smaller and more dangerous than The Earth!

Our manager really needs to chill out. She keeps micro-managing.

What does "to break the ice" mean? What are some examples?

Have you ever wondered which planet is the hottest? How about the closest to Earth?

We will kick off our trip into the solar system with a visit to Mercury, the first planet from the sun.

An example of a comparative sentence would be this: The Earth is closer to the Sun than Mars.

Oh, by the way, I went to a great restaurant the other day with Mike…

in this article we are going to talk about how to give encouragement using a huge variety of different expressions

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Here are 20 tips on how to agree in English, starting with short phrases and building up

Make, target and communicate Our company makes furniture. That organization targets the 18-30 age bracket. The CEO communicates poorly...

Now: The TV manufacturer is now selling smart phones. Currently: The two companies are currently locked into a price war. At the moment:...

Compare these two: 1. I’d like the Caesar salad, please. 2. I want the Caesar salad, please. No. 1 sounds more polite. And these: 1. I’d...

Have you ever been confused about how to address English speakers? It's important to use the right level of politeness when meeting...

Spring is well under way and heading into summer already...at least it feels like it! What are some words we can use to describe this...