- Learning
- Social English
- Teachers
How to tell an anecdote
How do you tell an anecdote really well? Let’s start with what an anecdote is. It’s a short story about something funny, surprising or […]
Posts About
Teachers
- Learning
- Mini English Lessons
- Teachers
Latin words in everyday English
Did you know that there are lots of words used in English that are actually borrowed from other languages? In this blog post, we’re […]
- Learning
- Mini English Lessons
- Teachers
5 interesting adjectives to describe books
I read a good book. I read a bad book… Here are 5 much more tasty adjectives to describe your favourite books and films! […]
- Learning
- Mini English Lessons
- Teachers
How to pronounce past tense endings
Today’s mini English lesson is about how to pronounce ed endings. These are common in regular past simple verbs, regular past participles, and also […]
- Learning
- Teachers
How to take really good notes
In this English for Life episode, Cara gives you some note-taking methods to help you take notes you’ll actually be able to understand when […]
- Learning
- Mini English Lessons
- Teachers
Phrasal verbs : Get through v. Go through
Do you ever get confused between the phrasal verbs ‘get through’ and ‘go through’? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one. We’re to go […]