Repeating the learned expressions makes a conversation dragging. Come up with a natural response through these alternative expressions.  Avoid Saying:…

By: Teacher Joseph Another day, Another topic.  And then I was thinking, “What topic should I write about now?” It…

By: Teacher Scarlett Prepositions indicate relationships between other words in a sentence. It tells us where something is or when…

By: Teacher Almira Everyone learns differently, so if you want to improve your English listening skills, you have to use the…

By:Teacher Sarah Looking into the future means being hopeful and achieving certain goals. Since the pandemic has started, most of…

We can’t get enough of Phoebe Buffet’s smelly cat hit as well. Entertain yourself before learning new idiomatic expressions that…

By: Teacher Ellen When can we add modifiers like ‘very’, ‘extremely’, and ‘a little bit’ to adjectives? It depends on…

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics has kicked off on July 24, garnering 16.7 million viewers online, and is the smallest U.S.…

By:Teacher Herold and Teacher Joseph A word that has been used so many times through the years with lots of…

By: Teacher Joseph Palomares The weekend was a terrific topic for a conversation. Americans may ask you about your plans…

By: Teacher Scarlett We all miss going to the movies! Thanks to Netflix and other online movie services because we…

By: Teacher Belinda Often, when we meet someone who has been a part of our childhood and previous past. We…

By: Teacher Joseph Find out other ways of expressing your opinion. Make sure to use any of these expressions to…

Declining offers and requests (also known as saying no) leads to establishing boundaries. It also sets clarity on people’s expectations…

Sometimes, we find ourselves in a surprisingly challenging situation. Instead of sighing due to frustration, this week’s expression could be…