Phrasal Verb: to have on
This phrasal verb is transitive separable, which means we can separate the verb and the preposition or adverb, and furthermore, […]
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How to use the adjective “wrong” in English like a native speaker
Some English adjectives can have multiple meanings in Spanish and “wrong” is certainly one of them. In today’s post, we […]
How would you say “me vendría bien” in English
If you want to use B2/C1 level English when you speak, this type of expression is important since you are […]
Even Though, Although and Though
The main problem that many students have is with when to use either EVEN THOUGH or ALTHOUGH since they are […]
Inversion
We use INVERSION in this example to emphasise with NEGATIVE ADVERBS. To do so, we must change the position of […]
Present Perfect (Part 2)
Last week, we looked at the difference between the Present Perfect and the Past Simple. In today’s post, we are […]
When to use the Present Perfect or the Past Simple (PART 1)
Trying to determine how and when we use the Present Perfect or the Past Simple is somewhat unknown to many […]
¿Como dirías “menos mal” en inglés sin meter la pata?
Traducir de forma literal es algo muy común entre los españoles cuando hablan en inglés, pero a la hora de […]
¿No te gustaría subir a las nubes con tu inglés?
Antes de subir, os tenemos noticias muy interesantes: Si estás en el paro o eres de Sudamérica, ya puedes estudiar […]
¿Hay alguien supervisando tu inglés cada semana?
En Touch English creemos que el control y seguimiento son los puntos claves en la enseñanza del inglés. Cada semana, […]