As most of you know, in English we use the word “a” when we talk about one of something (a NOUN). For example: “I have a meeting today” -...

Prepositions (like: “on, in, at”) can be confusing for non-native English speakers. These little words are tricky because sometimes it’s...

Let’s start with how to ask about time. If we translate from Hebrew, we would probably say something like this: “What the time?” or “What...

As most of you know, in English there are 2 ways of speaking in the present. We have one way of describing what we are doing right now,...

Are you “in the office” or “at the office”? These common business expressions translate differently in Hebrew. Let us help… • “AT” is...

Giving “recommendations” is part and parcel of the business world. But be careful… in English, we don’t use the word “recommend” the...

Is this sentence correct? “It was a three hours flight to Madrid.” Well, actually it's not correct. Let’s talk about it… This week I want...

Today we’re going to look at CONDITIONAL sentences, and a very common mistake that Israelis often make (because they are translating from...

Today we’re going to focus on Stative Verbs

Today we’re going to focus on the word WISH

Do you ever get confused about when to use IN, ON, and AT? Well, let us help