Grammar: DIRECT and INDIRECT SPEECH
By: Teacher Joseph Another day, Another topic. And then I was thinking, “What topic should I write about now?” It was like, “uhm,” then I was like “Huh?” And then…
POP English: WORD GAMES
By:Teacher Rainer Have you ever been a fan of word games? You know, coming up with words out of random selections of letters and anagrams? Some people find it quite…
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE AND TIME RULES
By: Teacher Scarlett Prepositions indicate relationships between other words in a sentence. It tells us where something is or when something happened. We have a lot of different prepositions which…
Weather-Related Idioms Part 2
Teacher Almira As promised, we are sharing part 2 of weather-related idioms. Make sure to remember these expressions the next time you describe your feelings or even what you see…
4 Major Strategies for English Listening Skill Improvement
By: Teacher Almira Everyone learns differently, so if you want to improve your English listening skills, you have to use the method that works best for you. While some people…
English Idioms | 8 Must-know Weather-related Idioms| Part 1
By:Teacher Almira Sick and tired of using the weather as your subject for small talk? Why not add a twist on how you use it. We can also use weather…
4 Helpful English Article Usage Tips
By: Teacher Scarlett Which article should you use? I want to buy a book I want to buy the book Answer:You can use any depending on what you want to…
4 Must-know Self-Care Expressions and Vocabulary
Our lifestyle has dramatically changed because of the pandemic, and it has made our self-care method challenging. What are the things you know about self-care? In today’s blog post, we…
Learn How to Express your future insights
By:Teacher Sarah Looking into the future means being hopeful and achieving certain goals. Since the pandemic has started, most of us have changed plans and even put a halt to…
9 Ways to Use Modal Verbs
By Teacher Scarlet What are modal verbs? Modal verbs are auxiliary/helping verbs that indicate modality. They are used to express the following: Ability Possibility Permission Obligation Analyze the classification of…
English Etiquette|Say the magic words!
By: Teacher Sarah & Teacher Joseph “Please” and “thank you” are magic words we learn at a very young age, and it is part of any culture all over the…
6 Must-know “Cat” Expressions
We can’t get enough of Phoebe Buffet’s smelly cat hit as well. Entertain yourself before learning new idiomatic expressions that are related to cats. What adjective did she use to…
Grammar 101: 4 Types of Phrases
By: Teacher Linalyn Phrases A group of words that is part of, rather than the whole of, a sentence. It does not have a finite verb in it. The phrase…
5 Common Sports Expressions
The 2020 Tokyo Olympics has kicked off on July 24, garnering 16.7 million viewers online, and is the smallest U.S. television audience over 33 years based on the preliminary data…
27 things to avoid in Essay Writing
By: Teacher Joseph Palomares Write essays but not these ways These words indicate the pain of students around the world. They still hear the creepy whisper of the snake saying,…