Dog Idioms
Welcome to this blog post on dog idioms! If you’re a fan of English idioms, and if you have ever been to the UK, then…
Category: Speaking Skills
Homophones You Need to Know
Wear or where? Bear or bare? Their or there? In this blog post we’ll go over some essential English homophones you need to know! Have…
8 Reasons to Learn English Online
Learning English used to mean sitting in a classroom at the same time every week, feeling a little self-conscious and wondering if your questions will…
Common British Slang – Part 2
Welcome to the second part of my Common British Slang blog post. If you haven't already, check out the first part of this two-part blog inspired by In…
Home-Based Activity Ideas for Children
What an unprecedented time we are in at the moment. A lot of us are adjusting to working from home whilst taking on full-time childcare…
Sound Like A Native Speaker in 7 Easy Steps
English pronunciation can cause many problems for English learners from beginner to advanced level. Pronunciation in English is irregular, and the spelling of a word…
TOEIC Exam Preparation Course
Vocabulary Tedious (adj) too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous. Repetitive (adj) containing or characterized by repetition, especially when unnecessary or tiresome. Determine (verb)…
Top 5 Reasons to Take the CAE Exam
What is the CAE? The CAE is a Cambridge exam aimed at C1 level speakers. The CAE is also known as C1 Advanced exam and…
Idioms
Vocabulary found in this blog derive (verb) obtain something from (a specified source). literally (adverb) in a literal manner or sense; exactly. literal (adj) taking…
English for Travelling
It’s the start of a new year! This is typically a time to think about the year ahead and all the things we want…
