“What does this mean?”
My student handed me a sheet of paper.
On the paper were the lyrics from a Nivanna song.
Fight Crime With English!
Bad news!
Facebook just disabled my account.
They kicked me out.
This Question Will Make Your English Stonger Every Day
This week we’re talking about questions.
Yesterday, I explained how the wrong questions can hurt your English.
I asked you to share some good questions.
If You Want Amazing English, Don’t Ask These Questions
Questions are powerful.
More powerful than answers.
Every day, we’re talking to ourselves.
Questions Are Powerful
Questions are powerful.
More powerful than answers.
Imagine…
Are You Asking The Right Questions For Better English?
Hello from the cold and rainy Bulgarian mountains!
It’s almost June and the temperature has only risen above 70 one day.
And since I’m on crutches for another four or five weeks…
Huh?
Yesterday, I asked you to share what’s strange about English.
One reader pointed out that if someone is homeless he doesn’t have a home; but if something is priceless… it’s expensive.
Huh?
Have You Ever Noticed These Strange Things About English?
This week we’re talking about English language oddities.
What’s odd… unusual… and strange about the language.
One reader points out that in the word “unusual”, the letter “u” is pronounced three different ways.
English Is Defective
It’s strange.
In English, we say “two donkeys.”
But we then we say, “two sheep.”
How To Count Sheep In English
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One sheep…
Two sheep…
Three sheep…