The internet provides an absolute wealth of learning opportunities for English students – you have access to everything from free English lessons to music videos to grammar exercises to entire English courses. These days, it’s truly possible to learn English on the internet. One of the best ways to learn English is by listening to […]
There are so many choices online designed to help you understand how to learn English better. You can improve your reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills when you know how to learn English on your own. English learning is everywhere around you, especially with the internet at your fingertips. How to Learn English Online Reading Skills Surf English […]
Slang is one of the most enjoyable parts of English, yet learning it isn’t always fun. This is largely because it changes often. But, of course, that’s what makes slang cool – knowing it and using it properly shows that you are in the know. You’re modern; you’re with it. Unfortunately, by the time you learn […]
There are so many resources these days to learn English online for free. Actually, the biggest problem is trying to decide which are the best tools to improve your English. Not every website is as useful as others. Have fun exploring, but don’t spend too much time on websites that don’t teach you very much English. […]
Not only is studying abroad an excellent way for ESL students to learn English, but it’s also a great life experience. You get to travel, perhaps for the first time or the first time alone; you can meet new people, especially people from other countries; and you can experience a whole new culture. But there […]
Did you know that you can learn English speaking online? There are many websites that can help you practice your pronunciation and conversation skills. Here are five tips to help you get started. How to Learn English Speaking Online 1. Hire a Tutor The best way to improve your speaking is to have lessons with a native speaker. […]
The past continuous, often called the past progressive, is formed with the words was or were (past forms of the verb to be) followed by the present participle (the verb in the -ing form). Form: was/were + present participle Read on for some tips on when to use this common tense, along with some helpful […]