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100 Words to Use Instead of “But”

January 22, 2026

No. Term Definition 1. after all Despite that; in the end. 2. albeit Although; even if. 3. all the same Despite that; nevertheless. 4. alternately… Continue reading

100 Words to Use Instead of “Because”

January 22, 2026

No. Term Definition 1. a cause of A reason for something. 2. a factor in A contributing reason. 3. a result of Caused by; stemming… Continue reading

Conditionals And Passives Exercise for ESL Students

January 22, 2026 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate form of the verb. Answers We have decided not to invite him to the party. If we invite… Continue reading

100 Words to Use Instead of “And”

January 22, 2026

No. Term Definition 1. accordingly As a result; therefore. 2. add to that Additionally; to include another point. 3. additionally In addition; also. 4. after… Continue reading

100 Words to Use Instead of ”Said”

January 22, 2026

No. Term Definition 1. accepted Agreed to something offered or proposed. 2. acknowledged Recognized or admitted something as true. 3. added Included extra information after… Continue reading

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