How to Use Auxiliary Verbs (Do, Have, and Be)
Imagine you’re meeting a co-worker for the first time and you’re making small talk. What might you say to them? “How do you do?” “How…
Useful phrases for expressing your opinion at work
Many students come to us at Intrepid English because they use English at work and want to improve their business English skills with functional vocabulary…
Practise English with child-friendly materials
Would you like a way to spend time improving your English together with your kids? We’ve compiled some of our favourite books, short films and…
June’s Book Club Pick – The Great Gatsby!
Our pick for June’s Book Club is F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Read on to find out how to get involved with our free…
How do I pronounce -ed endings in English?
The past form of irregular verbs in English don’t follow any rules, while regular verbs in English in the past end in -ed. But did…
OET Study Plan
Many OET candidates we’ve met at Intrepid English are confident and capable speakers of English, but they lack knowledge about the exam and how to…
Tom’s Interview for Teachers Talk Radio: Poetry and the ELT Classroom
In case you missed it: Tom appeared on Teachers Talk Radio with Harry Waters of Renewable English last week where they spoke about the role…
English Idioms for Success in Business
If you work in an English-speaking environment, or if you use English at work to communicate with international clients or colleagues, you’ll undoubtedly have heard…
A Sneak Peek at the Small Talk Audio Course
You may already be familiar with the courses we have on the Intrepid English website. Well now, you can listen to them. Our exciting audio courses allow you to…
How to use Linking Words Effectively
Linking words are such a useful tool that help us express our ideas. We use them in both business and personal settings, thereby advancing our…