You need to study interesting English
By Jeremy, September 12 2021
Good learning material must be interesting. Why is it important to study interesting English?
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You need to study easy English
By Jeremy, September 05 2021
Experts say, when you read or listen to English, you should understand at least 90%. English should feel easy. But why?
Solving false friends: Describing where you live
By Jeremy, August 30 2021
Some English words seem simple, so students overlook them. Many students—even high-level students—have trouble talking about where they live.
Don't say NATURE - describe it instead
By Kahu, August 22 2021
Native speakers never say, “You'll enjoy nature,” or, “It has beautiful nature.”
Understand and use GENERATION
By Di, August 16 2021
Many English learners have trouble using the word “generation.” Does it mean what you think it means?
Logic in spoken English: Inductive
By Jeremy, August 07 2021
This post looks at simple inductive logic. We start with a specific example and work out a conclusion based on it.
Logic in spoken English: Deductive
By Jeremy, August 02 2021
This is a quick guide to deductive logic. Use it to score more highly in speaking tests and convince people of your opinion.
GCAS: Avoid the top 3 mistakes
By Jeremy, July 26 2021
Here are practical tips to avoid the three most common mistakes in the GCAS.
Pronunciation as sport
By Jeremy, July 17 2021
Pronunciation is completely different from other language skills—pronunciation is a muscular skill.
How to succeed in the GCAS
By Hina, July 12 2021
The GCAS is a business English speaking test. We’ve gathered strategies and tips to help you succeed.
The GCAS explained
By Hina, July 05 2021
The GCAS tests your ability to speak English in business situations. If you are taking the test, tell your teacher. They will help you prepare.
Business Concepts - When a better job makes performance worse
By Jeremy, June 28 2021
The Peter principle is the business concept that workers rise to the level of their incompetence. But how can you solve it, and why does it matter?