General Vocabulary

General Vocabulary covers essential words and patterns that do not belong to specific themes like food or travel but appear constantly in real communication. This section includes discourse markers, academic linking adverbs, common collocations, word-formation patterns, and high-frequency vocabulary used in speaking, writing, and academic contexts. It helps learners build a stronger, more versatile command of English.

Academic Linking Adverbs: furthermore, in addition, nevertheless

Academic Linking Adverbs: furthermore, in addition, nevertheless
Here we the purpose of academic linking adverbs, compares contrast and addition markers, and explains formal and semi-formal usage. It also discusses their sentence position, common mistakes, and gives examples from essays and reports.

Common False Friends at B2 (actual, eventually, sympathetic)

Common False Friends at B2 (actual, eventually, sympathetic)
The article defines false friends and identifies high-risk word pairs at B2 level. It explains their meaning differences with examples, points out common learner errors, suggests memorization strategies, and includes practice sentences for revision.