Hello everyone :)Vocabulary about family - hopefully you'll find it useful. Share your family story with us! Do you have any sibling? Are you close with your family?
Practice the vocabulary as well.
Have fun :)
... but... really different? In the present post I want to tell you three stories which will maybe change a little your perception of English... forever. Perhaps used gazillions of times per day by an average user of English, words such as "hello" and "OK" are probably the most frequent ones in the English language whatsoever. Have we ever thought for a while about where these words come from? If no, we`ve deprived ourselves of knowing immensely interesting stories of these words; their ups and downs and other linguistic adventures throughout centuries. Let`s then learn something about them now!
Hello everyone,
It goes without saying that English has a variety of lexical forms which are undoubtedly worth discussing on this blog. Moreover, they look and sound amusing which makes them easier to learn for people interested in extending their vocabulary. These forms are called REDUPLICATIVES. They are words created by reduplicating (doubling) a single lexical form to form a new one, e.g. bye-bye. Sometimes reduplication involves a change of one vowel (e.g. chit-chat). The third type of reduplicatives is formed by putting rhyming words together, as in helter-skelter. In my article I am inviting you to the journey through the world of reduplicatives! I will describe selected, more interesting and useful examples of such words and give their Polish equivalents.
Dzisiaj
troszkę słówek z zakresu matematyki. Nie jest to na pewno mój ulubiony
przedmiot, ale za to bardzo w życiu przydatny. Zaczniemy od czegoś
prostego...
Dzisiaj
troszkę
słownictwa biologicznego. Interesuje się tym, więc pewnie to nie ostatni
artykuł z tego zakresu. Na razie będą to słówka wprowadzające, nic
konkretnego, misz-masz. 
