Tip of the Day:
Good evening versus Good Night
Usage Tip
Use 'good evening' as a greeting after six p.m. Use 'good night' at the end of the evening when you leave someone for the day.
Example Sentences
Good evening Tom, would you like to have some dinner with me?
Good night. I'll see you at work tomorrow.
Quiz of the Day - How many apples do you have?:
Countable and uncountable nouns with "a, an, some", as well as questions with "How much...?" and "How many ...?"
English Worksheet of the Day - Word Stress Patterns in English:
This page introduces the eight most common word stress patterns in English with listening examples.
