Break out the champaign.
Light a firecracker.
String up the pinata.
Daily Lessons / blog posts
Happy Adopt a Teacher Week!
It’s almost summer and everyone seems so happy.
I went hiking yesterday with a friend in Saxony, and everyone we passed on the trail greeted us with a warm “Hallo.”
Yes, everyone seems to be in good spirits, except for one group..
English Has A New Idiom
You know this idiom, right?
“Don’t cry over spilled milk.”
To cry over spilled milk means to be sad about something bad that happened in the past.
A Faster Way To Make Stronger Memories
Guess what I was doing this morning?
Watching an English course!
No, I’m not forgetting my English.
Learning English on the Street
What’s your favorite cuisine?
Do you like Mexico food or Mexican food?
Japan food or a Jappanese food?
Correct The Mistake
This is a common mistake.
I think I’ve even seen it in the US.
Take a look.
This Rule Doesn’t Exist
“You can only learn English inside and sitting down.”
That rule doesn’t exist.
It’s probably just another bad habit from school.
How To Understand Native Speakers WITHOUT Translating & WITHOUT Subtitles
Did you read the comments yesterday?
One reader said
After several months this is my success, I have been able to fully understand all the phrases and words in the video without repetition. Thank you so much.
Does Your Teenager Need Help With English?
Let’s take a break from our strange grammar lessons.
Today, I want to introduce you to someone I met recently here in Prague.
If you have a teenager or young adult at home who needs help with English, you should definitely watch this.
Strange Grammar
This week, we’re talking about grammar.
Wait!
Before you run away screaming or fall asleep in your soup, these may be the strangest grammar lessons you’ve ever heard.