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Incidence vs. incidents: what is the difference?

June 13, 2026 - pdf

Incidence refers to the rate or occurrence of something. Incidents are specific events or cases that actually happened.

Past Simple: Last Weekend Exercise

June 13, 2026 - A2pdf

A2 Past Simple gap-fill exercise about last weekend. Exactly one option is correct for each question.

The dots in naïve and Zoë: what a diaeresis means

June 13, 2026 - pdf

The two dots in words like naïve and names like Zoë are called a diaeresis. They show that nearby vowels are pronounced separately.

Modal Verbs in Formal Contexts Exercise

June 12, 2026 - C1pdf

Level: C1. Focus: modal verbs in formal contexts, including obligation, advice, permission, ability, possibility, deduction, prohibition, and necessity.

Accidental vs. incidental: what is the difference?

June 12, 2026 - pdf

Accidental means unplanned or unintended. Incidental means minor, secondary, or happening alongside something else.

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