投稿者 ラウル | 2026年9月6日 | B2 中上級英語
In most English compound nouns, the main stress falls on the first word. This rule helps you sound natural and avoid misunderstandings. A compound noun combines two or more words to create a new noun with a single meaning, like sunscreen or toothbrush. When you...
投稿者 ラウル | 2026年9月6日 | B2 中上級英語
Understanding specific vocabulary for houses and homes is crucial for B2 English learners to describe living situations accurately. English has many words to distinguish between different types of dwellings and parts of a property. For example, a detached house stands...
投稿者 ラウル | 2026年9月6日 | B2 中上級英語
The causative form have/get + object + past participle is used when you arrange for someone else to do something for you, rather than doing it yourself. This structure is essential for expressing services, repairs, or tasks completed by others. For example, instead of...
投稿者 ラウル | 2026年9月6日 | B2 中上級英語
To discuss your favourite shows and movies like a native speaker, you need specific English vocabulary for film and TV. This B2 vocabulary will help you talk about the structure of TV programmes, the people who create them, and the actions involved in making and...
投稿者 ラウル | 2026年9月6日 | B2 中上級英語
To describe life in cities effectively at B2 level, focus on key vocabulary related to urban structure, daily challenges, and environmental aspects. Words like urban development, residential areas, and public transport help explain how cities are built and how people...
投稿者 ラウル | 2026年9月6日 | B2 中上級英語
Too, enough, so, and such are essential degree modifiers in English that help you express intensity, quantity, or sufficiency. Too indicates an excess (more than necessary or desired), often with a negative implication, as in It’s too cold. Enough means...
