The Ultimate English Listening Guide 9 Proven Techniques For Real Progress (1)

The Ultimate English Listening Guide: 9 Proven Techniques For Real Progress

Introduction Are you having trouble improving your English listening skills? Sometimes, when we are learning a language, we might reach a plateau and find that we cannot make progress. This might be something you are experiencing as an intermediate English learner. Don’t worry — this is very common. We all know that mastering proper English […]

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How To Master Phrasal Verbs (1)

How To Master Phrasal Verbs: Separable and Inseparable Phrasal Verbs

Introduction Sometimes, learning English can be like walking through a thick maze. All the different grammar rules, the strange vocabulary, the idioms that make no sense at all. Then compare this with the fact that the English language is constantly evolving and changing as other words and phrases from around the world become attached to

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Gas Station Sushi an English short story for reading and speaking (1)

Gas Station Sushi – an English short story for reading and speaking

Dale works in a 24-hour gas station. He doesn’t like his job. In fact, he hates it. The late nights, the difficult customers, the same things to do every day. And tonight is just one of those nights. When a man comes in demanding to buy some sushi. This is an odd late-night tale about

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43 Ways To Talk About Feeling Tired In English (1)

43 Ways To Talk About Feeling Tired In English

Introduction We all feel tired from time to time. But how do we talk about it? How to express to people that you feel tired in English? Below, I will show you 43 ways to talk about feeling tired in English. These are all the words and phrases you will ever need! Ready? Let’s dive

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Just One Won’t Hurt

Just One Won’t Hurt — a short story for English reading and speaking

Marcus is in a bar with a glass of whisky in front of him. There is just one major problem – Marcus is an alcoholic. If he drinks from the glass, his life could change dramatically. So he calls one person who can help him. How long before they arrive? And can they help Marcus?

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10 Ways To Prepare For The IELTS Test That Are Completely FREE (1)

10 Ways To Prepare For The IELTS Test That Are Completely FREE

Introduction If you are preparing for the IELTS test, then you know how much money can be involved in the process. Private classes with a tutor. IELTS prep classes in an expensive training centre. Online courses to help you prepare for the IELTS test. And then there are books, paid online groups, and all manner

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Kick-Start Your Reading Challenge Three Essential Steps You Need To Get Started

Kick-Start Your Reading Challenge: Three Essential Steps You Need To Get Started

Introduction Setting a reading challenge is a great way to boost your English reading skills. But how to do it? There is the right way — setting goals that you can achieve and clear objectives. And then there is the wrong way — where you just get burnt out and give up. Let me show

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How To Incorporate English Reading Into Everyday Life (1)

How To Incorporate English Reading Into Everyday Life

Introduction So you want to practice English every day. Great idea! But how can you do this in your everyday life? We all have work to do, or studying, chores in the house… The day never ends. How can you find time for reading? Let me introduce FIVE effective strategies to help you incorporate English

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Why You Need Warm-Up Questions At The Beginning Of Your English Reading Class(1)

Why You Need Warm-Up Questions At The Beginning Of Your English Reading Class

Introduction So you are about to begin a reading class with your students. They are all sitting in front of you, eagerly — or not so eagerly — waiting for the class to begin. What do you do? Dive right into the reading task and tell everyone to turn to page 85? Well, no. You

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