The Boy that Loved Basketball
Reading is possibly one of the most underrated ways to learn. We focus a lot on exercises, grammar charts and pronunciation, but you can learn so much about grammar and a bunch of new...
Category: English Self-practice
Language Partners and Where to Find Them
Memory Lane I remember when I first started learning languages and was at home in England. It was kind of difficult to imagine I could ever become fluent in a foreign language. Mostly, because...
Common Preposition Patterns – on OR in
Prepositions are often a tricky part of learning any new language, and English is by no means an exception. It can be hard to know exactly when to use which preposition without being given...
New Year, New Me – A New Year Monologue
Hello again, English learners, and welcome back to the blog. It’s a brand new year and we’re already moving quickly into 2020. So, today I’ve written a short monologue based around the New Year. ...
Commonly Confused Words 2
Hello and welcome back. We’re officially in the New Year and kicking it off with part two of Commonly Confused Words. Let’s get into it. First, I want you to pause the audio and...
I am Santa Claus – A Christmas Conversation
Hi, and welcome back to the blog. It’s Christmas. Some are celebrating on the 24th, and others the 25th. Whatever you may be doing this Christmas, there’s no better time to enjoy a Christmas...
Commonly Confused Words 1
Today we’re going to take a look at a few of the most commonly confused words. First, you have the task of choosing the correct word. As you can see, there are two words...
English Dialogue 3 – I’ve Got the Flu
Hello again, and welcome back to the last English Dialogue. The seasons are changing and that usually means a big change in temperature. This could also mean you, or someone you know, is gonna...
Rap your way to English Fluency
A good friend of mine, Zoran Lekovic, has earned himself a language prize for teaching Danish with Danish rap music. He’s originally from Bosnia and moved to Denmark in his early school years. For...
Changing your English teacher… or not.
It is healthy to have a good relationship with your teacher. You will learn more if you feel relaxed, confident and feel that you can trust them. Whether you have been with a teacher...
