English

Despite the ‘American accent’ being the easiest for most ESL speakers to copy, English began in England, in the heart of Great Britain, 1600 years before the language reached America or anywhere else in the world. British youths of today still edit, change and adapt the language in hundreds of

Remember the global pandemic that put pretty much the whole planet in lockdown and facemasks for nearly two years? Sometimes I forget too. Luckily, most of life goes on as normal these days (for now at least), but there are some things that have changed forever since this crazy time;

Hello English teachers! Welcome to your ultimate guide to teaching English conversation skills using TV shows. Whether you are new to teaching English conversation classes or you’re just looking for new ways to spice up your lesson planning, you’ve come to the right place. We will discuss how

You might be asking yourself "can I really learn English with TV series and videos?" Well, the answer is yes! You can! In this guide to learning English with TV, we will first explain why TV shows and videos are your best friends when it comes to language

Are you looking for entertaining new ways to learn English? What if we told you that you can develop your language skills by watching a great English-language TV series? Language learning just got a lot more fun with this innovative new approach. Pick a Netflix series and binge-watch it to

Are you studying English literature or learning English as a second language and fascinated by the works and words of William Shakespeare? No wonder, the man was a genius! Today, we are going to discuss England's national poet in detail. We will look at who Shakespeare was, how

With all the grammar changes and conditional tenses, learning English formalities can be difficult enough. But what about the informalities? Scrolling through social media introduces you to a whole new collection of vocabulary with phrases like ‘I’m weak’, ‘fire’ and ‘goat’ that have nothing to do with the content