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 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…
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…
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…
Top 10 Small talk topics
By: Teacher Joseph Palomares Having good small talk topics up your sleeve won’t just help you kick off great conversations; it’ll also relieve some of the anxiety of walking into…
Small talk do’s and topics
By: Teacher Joseph Palomares Small talk is light, informal conversation. It’s commonly used when you’re talking to someone you don’t know very well and at networking and social events. Check…
How was your weekend?
By: Teacher Joseph Palomares The weekend was a terrific topic for a conversation. Americans may ask you about your plans for the weekend starting on Thursday – even as early…
Expressions for Great Memories
By: Teacher Belinda Often, when we meet someone who has been a part of our childhood and previous past. We remember things we had done with them as these things…
Stop Using ” I THINK” Part 2
By: Teacher Joseph Find out other ways of expressing your opinion. Make sure to use any of these expressions to stand out and make your point of view count. Share…
Asking for Direction
By: Teacher Ellen Have you ever encountered a situation while walking on the street, where someone would stop you and ask for directions? Here are some helpful tips! Turn left…
Englishblog|Making Payments
Do you want to make payment after an enjoyable long day of shopping? Here are some common expressions you can use. Where can I find the counter? Are you in…
5 Tips of Saying No
Declining offers and requests (also known as saying no) leads to establishing boundaries. It also sets clarity on people’s expectations towards you. Tip #1: Express it directly Sorry, I’ll have…
English Blog| What Did I Get Myself Into?| Expression of the Week
Sometimes, we find ourselves in a surprisingly challenging situation. Instead of sighing due to frustration, this week’s expression could be used. Learn how to use: ” What did I get…
English Blog| Avoid using “I Think”|Part 1
By: TEACHER JOSEPH PALOMARES It is common and natural for most of us that we could not help ourselves when we are chatting but ask other people what they think.…