Words, Phrases and Neologisms Popularized by Films
The film has been part of our daily lives. Movies are everywhere and even though they are considered ‘the seventh art’, movies indeed are one of the most influential art…
Time to Go on a Trip Again!
It’s been a while since we were stuck in our homes. Days turned to months turned to a couple of years, and we can now take a glimpse of the…
Connected Speech | Fun Way to learn the American pronunciation
The best way to acquire a native speaker’s accent singing along with pop songs. When you sing, you go into repetition that serves as a fun drill until such time…
4 Useful Valentine’s Day Expressions
Do you have trouble expressing how you truly feel about someone? If fluency has always been your goal, and you want to connect with someone in the English language, this…
11 Ways to say ” I don’t like it”|Daily Conversation
Repeating the learned expressions makes a conversation dragging. Come up with a natural response through these alternative expressions. Avoid Saying: I don’t like it. (Over and over) It’s easy to…
3 Ways of Expressing your New Year’s Resolution| Grammar 101
Start your year on the right foot by making a list of your New Year’s resolutions. Don’t miss our suggestions in varying your New Year’s resolution structure. 1.Future forms We…
5 Common Holiday-Related Expressions
Christmas is no doubt the most awaited season of the year for we go on holidays and spend time with our loved ones and probably also a great time to…
Each Vs. Every| Part 2
As promised here’s part 2 of your guide in using “Every” and “Each”. There are instances when we are still confused in using the 2. Here are the rules you…
3 Common Grammatical Errors of English Learners.
It’s not every day that we notice the grammatical errors we commit, so in today’s short English lesson reels, we’ll have a closer look at these errors. When should you…
Each VS Every Part 1
The confusion between “each and every” is a common grammar issue because these words seem similar. Although both refer to singular subjects, we need to know their specific context. Collectivized…
4 Must-Know Halloween Related Expressions
Do you still have a Halloween hangover? We are not here to scare you but to share a few Halloween season-related expressions. Check them out for your daily conversations. Don’t…
5 Key Office Expressions
There are a lot of great opportunities for you when working abroad with foreigners, but before doing so, you need to develop your English language skills. Make it part of…
5 Phrases to Avoid in a Job Interview
Because of the pandemic and global influx, finding a job nowadays is challenging, so you need to be an edgy applicant. In today’s lesson, you will understand why you need…
Grammar: DIRECT and INDIRECT SPEECH (Part 2)
By: Teacher Joseph Following the rules in reported speech is important. Check this lesson out and learn other rules. 1. Tense Transition The tense section of reported speech is tricky…
Common Idioms for IELTS and Daily Conversation
Question: Are you one of those students who want to know if idioms are necessary for daily conversations? Answer: These expressions may sound foreign and confusing for English learners, but…