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New Years resolutions and why I can’t keep them
In her winning blog, English Online student Amira Molina talks about something we can ALL relate to. New Year’s resolutions and why it’s so […]
March 31, 2023
Read this blog to learn about the music vocabulary you need when going to a concert. When you’re on holiday, you sometimes decide to […]
March 24, 2023
What’s the difference between the present simple and the present continuous? British Council teacher, Zina, explains when to use the present simple and when […]
March 14, 2023
So, you need to make a business presentation in English. First of all, congratulations! To be in your position, you must have invested a […]
March 10, 2023
What’s the difference between: “I used to drive on the left” and “I’m used to driving on the left”? In her Mini English Lesson, […]
March 3, 2023
Did you know there are 5 main ways to use the future simple? Offers, requests, promises, predictions and immediate decisions. That’s it. After watching […]
February 24, 2023
Are you good at telling jokes? Yes? Excellent! But, have you ever been in a situation where you start telling a joke and you […]
In her winning blog, English Online student Amira Molina talks about something we can ALL relate to. New Year’s resolutions and why it’s so […]
Let’s just be honest. Phrasal verbs are tricky. All you need to do is change one small preposition and the whole meaning changes. Sometimes, […]
Who, what, when, why… English has LOTS of WH-question words… … and it’s not easy to know when to use each one. In her […]
No-one likes to make a faux pas. It’s a French phrase used in English to refer to words or behaviour that cause offense or […]
Strengths of recommendation are helpful when you need to give advice in English. In his Mini English Lesson, Chris recommends his top places to […]
“Make-up tutorials are huge right now, and a lot of them are in English.” As Zina (our wonderful British Council teacher) says, make-up tutorials […]