Should I Use Course Books to Learn English?
It is not whether you should use coursebooks or not, but rather HOW you use coursebooks.
Grammar is Easy: Modal Verb Can – Learn how to use it
Hey, there!
let’s talk about Modal Verbs!Do you know the modal verb Can? How can you use this modal verb?
What is a modal verb?
Phrasal Verb Watch Out For: Learn how to use it!
This is a new phrasal verb post! I hope you enjoy it. As usual, I will give you the most popular meanings of today’s phrasal verb. Today you will learn all about the phrasal verb “watch out for”. Yep! Watch out for is a very popular phrasal verb. In this post, I will show the two most popular uses of this phrasal verb.
Podcast: How To Improve Your Vocabulary And Speaking
Let’s talk about vocabulary! In this podcast, I want to talk to you about the importance of studying vocabulary and the consequences of not dedicating time to it.
Grammar Is Easy: What Time Is It?
How are you doing? I hope you are having a wonderful day! In this post, you are going to learn all you need to tell the time in English!
Yes! I will show you all the rules about time in English. Additionally, I will give you some exercises at the end of the post, so make sure to leave your answers in the comments. I feel very happy to see you guys trying to participate and practice.
Expressions and Idioms: To Be In The Black/Red/Broke
It is a new day! I want to share three very nice expressions with you today. Learning expressions is always fun. Native speakers use expressions and idioms all the time. That’s why you need to dedicate some time to learning new expressions.
Podcast: Let’s talk about Halloween!
Hey, friends! It is Halloween! On this podcast, I am going to tell you a little bit about Halloween and how it got started. I am not really good at History, but all I share here with you is a bit of what I learned while I lived in the USA and as I am a teacher we always talk about Halloween.
Grammar is easy: Who, Whose and Possessive
This is a new grammar post. In this post, we are going to learn more about WH questions. In previous posts, I showed you some WH questions and how to use them. Today, we will focus on who and whose. After I explain whose, I will also show you how to use ‘s to indicate possession in English. Why? You usually need the ‘s when you are going to answer questions with “Whose”. There are different ways to answer this question, but I will show you how to indicate possession with ‘s.
Phrasal Verb Come Along: Learn how to use it!
This is a new phrasal verb post. I’m really enjoying these posts. I hope you are too! With these posts you can learn cool phrasal verbs and in what situations you should use them as well as real-life examples (both written and audio examples). That way you can improve your pronunciation and learn a new phrasal verb at the same time
Phrasal Verb Get Along With: Learn How to Use It!
Today I am going to write about another very popular phrasal verb. How many phrasal verbs with “get” do you know? I imagine you know a few ones, but remember quality is better than quantity so start with a short list, ok?