An amusing anecdote showing how even Americans have trouble with phrasal verbs.

Qual a diferença entre “stop doing something” e “stop to do something”? Leia a dica abaixo para aprender!

A nossa intenção era ajudar os sem-tetos com comida, mas esse cidadão não era muito paciente!

An interesting story about a remarkable coincidence. Listen to the audio and then head over for some interactive exercises.

A pleasant outing in the country is almost ruined, because the travelers forgot one tiny little detail. Also in this post: Study the use of “manage” versus “could.” Do you know how to say “acostamento” in English? What about the phrasal verb “run out”? What does it mean?