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Mixed Conditionals: Past Causes and Present Results Exercise

July 1, 2026 B2pdf

Level: B2. Focus: mixed conditionals with past causes and present results.

Reported Speech (Commands and Requests) Exercise

July 1, 2026 B2pdf

Level: B2 (Upper-Intermediate). Focus: Reported Speech (Commands and Requests).

Quixotic: from Don Quixote to a modern adjective

July 1, 2026

Quixotic comes from Don Quixote and means noble or idealistic, but unrealistic. Here is how the word is used today.

Where the word Yahoo came from

July 1, 2026

Yahoo first appeared in Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels. The internet company later adopted a word that began in satire.

Rhetorical vs. figurative: what is the difference?

July 1, 2026

Rhetorical relates to persuasive effect or style. Figurative refers to nonliteral language, like metaphor and simile.

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