The question this Monday is: “Will you teach us some phrasal verbs?”
My answer: Yes.
But first, I want to give you a safety lesson.
I will teach you to become a confident English speaker without schools and rules
by Mr. Vig
The question this Monday is: “Will you teach us some phrasal verbs?”
My answer: Yes.
But first, I want to give you a safety lesson. Read More >
by Mr. Vig
I have a rough idea of how a car works.
There’s gas; it explodes; there’s energy; wheels turn.
I have no idea how AI works. Read More >
by Mr. Vig
Being a teenager isn’t easy for most kids.
Here’s what made my teenage years rough.
First, we moved to a new city. Read More >
by Mr. Vig
“No roughhousing!”
That’s what adults tell American boys when they play.
I never understood it. Read More >
by Mr. Vig
by Mr. Vig
Who’s the best teacher in the world?
The best teacher in the world is the question “Why?”
Ask this question every day, and you will learn a lot. Read More >
by Mr. Vig
I just came back from my weekly piano lesson.
I’m learning Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy.”
The simple version. Read More >
by Mr. Vig
This week, I’ve been thinking about my stupid landlord WAY too much.
The result:
So why waste one more second thinking about it? Read More >
by Mr. Vig
That’s good advice.
It means, you can’t, and shouldn’t, fight everyone.
Nor should you focus on, or give energy to, everyone and everything that asks for your attention. Read More >
by Mr. Vig
“Your room looks like a pig sty!”
Sooner or later, every teenage American boy hears his mother say that about his room.
A pig sty is where pigs live. Read More >