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10 English driving phrases you need to learn
Author: Emily Thomas, English Online teacher Whether we’re driving for pleasure, or just to get from A to B, we spend quite a lot […]
May 26, 2023
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 […]
May 19, 2023
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 […]
May 12, 2023
I read a good book. I read a bad book… Here are 5 much more tasty adjectives to describe your favourite books and films! […]
May 5, 2023
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 […]
April 28, 2023
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 […]
April 21, 2023
How do we use relative clauses? And why are they split into defining and non-defining? Let’s start with what a relative clause is. It’s […]
Author: Emily Thomas, English Online teacher Whether we’re driving for pleasure, or just to get from A to B, we spend quite a lot […]
English Online student, Dosita, talks you through her advice (based on experience) on public speaking in English in her winning blog. In the words […]
English Online student, Kristina, argues that you’re never too old to learn a language in her winning blog. One of the biggest trends nowadays […]
When you learn English, it’s only natural to want to speak with a good accent. It’s much easier said than done. While young children […]
Do you feel confident reading English, but find it difficult to speak without hesitating? If so, you’re not alone. One of the biggest challenges […]
Author: Alison Rodriguez , English Online student Warning, what you’re about to read is revolutionary and could become addictive. Let me tell you how […]