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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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,…
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…
Gradable & Non-Gradable Adjectives: When Can We Use ‘Very’?
By: Teacher Ellen When can we add modifiers like ‘very’, ‘extremely’, and ‘a little bit’ to adjectives? It depends on…
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…
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.…
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.…
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs| Grammar 101
By: Teacher Herold Verbs are words that express an action, event, occurrence, or state of being. Examples: buy,clean,kick,make,read clean,think,throw,smell know should…
English Blog| 8 Common Business Terms and Expressions| Part 2
By:Teacher Scarlet Here are some common English expressions that can be used in a wide range of business situations such…
Learn Figurative Language thru Pop Songs
By: Teacher Linalyn Figurative language is a language that communicates ideas beyond the literal meaning of the words used. We…