The Language Studio
A lo largo de nuestra experiencia hemos conocido una cantidad de adultos que se adentran en esta actividad, la de aprender un idioma nuevo, “por primera vez”. Sin embargo, no es cierto que sea...
Hello, again. Welcome back to the blog. Today I want to go through a quiz and give you some example answers. Quizzes are something I use a lot in my classes, and I find...
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...
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...
Hello again and welcome back the blog. The topic of today’s post is, “learning on the go.” It seems pretty self-explanatory, I know, but who knows? Maybe I can inspire you today. So, here...
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...
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...
Welcome back to this second installment of English Dialogues. Today is Thursday the 24th of October, and in two days time, it’s my birthday. So, I thought it’d be the perfect time to put...
Last week I talked about making vocabulary lists and flashcards in order to reach your language learning goals, that is, fluency. This is the end game, right? Well, this might be a dangerous...
How do I learn a language? Learning materials are readily available nowadays: textbooks and websites are loaded with exercises and verb conjugation charts. Especially for a big language such as English or Spanish....
