
Sara Mansour
Learning EnglishFeatured7 minHave or Has: The Difference in English (With 40 Examples)
When to use have vs has in English? See the simple rule, 40 example sentences, and 20 exercises. Extra section on has vs have got and common Arabic-speaker mistakes.
Learning EnglishFeatured8 minIn, On, At: The Complete Guide to Prepositions of Place in English
In, on, or at? Learn the difference between the three most-confused English prepositions with 40 examples and 20 exercises. Extra section on mistakes Arabic speakers make.
Learning EnglishFeatured8 minPast Continuous Tense in English: Rules, Uses, and 30 Examples
The past continuous tense (was / were + verb-ing) describes ongoing past actions. See the full rules, when to use it vs past simple, and 30 example sentences plus 20 exercises.
How to think in English instead of translating
Most adult learners are still translating in their heads. Here is the small shift that gets you out of the loop, plus three exercises you can practise this week.
Career & ExamsFeatured7 min40 Professional Email Subject Lines in English
Your email subject line decides if it gets opened. See 40 professional templates in English sorted by purpose: job apps, follow-ups, meetings, sales.
Career & ExamsFeatured7 minProfessional Email Sign-Offs in English: 25 Best Options
How you end an English email matters as much as how you start it. See 25 professional sign-offs sorted by formality, plus phrases to avoid.
Career & ExamsFeatured8 minMeeting Request Email in English: 10 Copy-Paste Templates
Meeting request emails need to be short, specific, and easy to say yes to. Learn the 5-part UAE structure plus 10 templates for every scenario.
IELTS Speaking Band 7: the Cue Card method, explained step by step
Part 2 of IELTS Speaking is where most students lose points. Here is the cue card method we teach at Wall Street English UAE: what to plan, what to say, and how to manage the clock.
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