Biar Kayak Bule: 5 Cara Bilang “Mirip” dalam Bahasa Inggris
🪞 Bosen bilang “mirip” melulu pakai kata similar? Ternyata bule punya banyak cara buat bilang “mirip”, tergantung situasinya. Ada yang buat keluarga, ada yang buat kemiripan yang plek ketiplek, ada juga yang formal. Yuk kenalan sama lima-limanya! 📸 Ide materi artikel ini diadaptasi dari postingan Instagram @boardicle. Gambar ilustrasinya memakai meme artis Indonesia yang viral […]
Jangan Ucapkan Kalimat Ini
😅 Belajar dari kesalahan itu cara tercepat untuk maju. Hampir semua kesalahan di bawah ini terjadi karena menerjemahkan langsung dari bahasa Indonesia. Kenali polanya sekali, dan kamu tidak akan mengulanginya lagi. Ada 26 kesalahan yang dikelompokkan jadi 4 kategori biar gampang dipelajari. 🧭 Lompat ke bagian: A. Grammar Dasar · B. Kata-Kata Menjebak · C. […]
TOEFL & IELTS Prep: Smart Tips for Every Section
🎯 Test Prep Series: TOEFL iBT & IELTS Planning to study abroad or apply for a scholarship? You will probably need a TOEFL or IELTS score. Both tests measure the same four skills: reading, listening, writing, and speaking. But their formats, timing, and strategies are quite different. This guide gives you practical tips for every […]
English Grammar Series: Learn Step by Step
Welcome to the English Grammar Series — a step-by-step journey from the basics to advanced structures, brought to you by Learn English Online. Start at Level 1 and work your way up, or jump straight to the topic you need. Each lesson includes clear explanations, examples, common mistakes, and a quick practice quiz with answers. […]
Gerunds vs Infinitives: Verb + Verb Patterns
📚 English Grammar Series — Level 3: Advanced (Part 3 of 3) I enjoy reading. I want to read. Why does “enjoy” take verb-ing while “want” takes “to”? This is the gerund vs infinitive puzzle — one of the most tested patterns in TOEFL, IELTS, and university English. The secret? It’s not random: certain verbs […]
Relative Clauses: Who, Which, That, and Whose
📚 English Grammar Series — Level 3: Advanced (Part 2 of 3) Relative clauses are how English packs detail into sentences: “The teacher who helped me is very kind.” Instead of two choppy sentences, you get one smooth, elegant one. They’re also where tiny punctuation choices (a comma!) change meaning completely. Let’s go deep. 1. […]
Conditional Sentences Type 3 & Mixed Conditionals
📚 English Grammar Series — Level 3: Advanced (Part 1 of 3) Welcome to advanced territory! Type 3 conditionals express the impossible past — regrets and what-ifs about things that already happened and can’t be changed. Mixed conditionals blend a past cause with a present result (or vice versa). Add wish / if only and […]
Reported Speech: Saying What Others Said
📚 English Grammar Series — Level 2: Intermediate (Part 5 of 5) She said, “I’m tired.” → She said she was tired. Reported speech (indirect speech) is how we retell what someone said — the grammar of storytelling, news reporting, and everyday gossip. The core mechanic is backshift: move the tense one step into the […]