Why Is English Easy to Learn? Learning a new language takes commitment, motivation and a bit of determination, there’s no getting around that. But English also has a lot going for it. It’s the most spoken language in the world,
In this changing and challenging world, learning English at home seems to be the smartest and most affordable thing to do, in your own terms, time and space. Let’s see reasons why you should give this learning method a try.
A Simple Guide to Using English Numbers Properly Is there anything more important than learning English numbers? Maybe, but not much. Numbers run through the language: they let you express quantities (how much you want to buy, how much someone
Business English Conversation: Small Talk and Speaking in Meetings Working in English isn’t only about getting the grammar right in a report. So much of business happens in conversation: the small talk before a meeting, the pitch during it, the
The Best Questions to Ask During a Job Interview in English Near the end of almost every job interview in English, the interviewer turns the tables: “Do you have any questions for us?” It’s not a formality. Good questions show
How to Get the IELTS Speaking Score You Want For many candidates, the speaking test is the most nerve-racking part of IELTS. The good news is that it’s also the most predictable: the format never changes, and the examiner marks
Business English: Marketing Vocabulary You Need to Know English is the language of international business, and marketing has a vocabulary all its own. Whether you’re talking to clients, briefing an agency, or sitting in a strategy meeting, the right words
How to Remember English Vocabulary One of the most common questions I get from students is simple: what’s the easiest way to memorise vocabulary? The answer starts with understanding how memory actually works. Once you know how the brain holds
How to Improve Your American Accent Ever wanted to sound more American? A handful of consistent rules separate a general American accent from a British one, and once you can hear them, you can start to reproduce them. Below are
How to Handle Your First Job Interview in English Your first job interview in English can feel intimidating. If you grew up speaking the language, it comes naturally; if you didn’t, holding your own in an interview is a different
