Device or devise?

This is a free sample lesson from the 300+ Idioms in 30 Days Course. Join the course to get all 30 lessons, each one including: Discovery Quiz Teacher Explanation Practice Quiz Short-Answer Questions With Feedback The 300+ Idioms Course helps you learn and practice idioms effecti ...  Show more

🎁 Download 100 idioms PDF 🗨️ 300+ Idioms in 30 Days Course What do cats, dogs, horses, birds, and even elephants have in common? They're everywhere in English idioms, which are interesting phrases and expressions that can't be translated word for word. If you don't understand i ...  Show more

Hello and welcome back to another episode of Everyday English with E2. Each week, we focus on English grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation, and this week it’s all about vocabulary. So many students think they need to learn new words to improve their English. And they’re not wrong ...  Show more

One of the biggest questions we get at E2 is ‘how can I improve my vocabulary?’ and we get this from everyone! Beginners, intermediates, OET and IELTS students, and even students doing a masters degree! But did you know that sometimes one single word can be slightly changed to me ...  Show more

One of the biggest questions we get at E2 is ‘how can I improve my vocabulary?’ and we get this from everyone! Beginners, intermediates, OET and IELTS students, and even students doing a masters degree! But did you know that sometimes one single word can be slightly changed to me ...  Show more

A lot of people aren't aware that the way we construct sentences in English matters. We cannot place words in any order, even when using adjectives to describe people or things. When native speakers hear people use words in the wrong order, it sounds very weird. 

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