5 Christmas Movies to Celebrate the Holidays
Whether you celebrate Christmas or not the movies on our list of 5 Christmas movies to celebrate the holidays will put you in a cheerful mood.
Watch Halloween Movies to Learn English
Do you like Halloween? That’s great! We have a list of Halloween movies for you to watch with your friends and work on your language skills at the same time.
5 Netflix TV Shows That Will Help You Practise Your English
Learning English can be a lot of fun. A great way to improve your listening comprehension skills is to watch English series. We get with the times by recommending 5 great Netflix TV shows to help you practise your English.
The Best Mobile Games to Help You Learn English
Are you looking for an alternative way of learning English? Check out these mobile games to help you work on your English vocabulary on the go.
Podcasts That Will Help You Learn English
Learning English with podcasts is a great way to improve your listening skills and learn new vocabulary. Check out our list for great recommendations!
Top 10 Most Common English Phrases You Will Use When Studying Abroad
Would you like to learn English abroad but you’re scared of the experience too? Don’t worry! We’ve prepared for you a list of 10 most common English phrases you can use during your language stay.
Why Can’t I Learn English?
If you think you can’t learn English, we have a number of tips to help you with your problem. Don’t give up, there’s always a solution.
English Dating Vocabulary: Other Ways to Say I Love You
Learning a new language can serve many purposes, including communicating with someone for whom your heart beats faster. If you’ve met an English speaking person who has caught your eye, you probably want to tell them how you feel about them. There are many ways to say “I love you” in English as well as to talk about your other warm feelings towards someone before you’re ready for the big L....
Improve Your English: 10 Common Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal verbs are formed from a verb and a preposition or an adverb. The reason why you need to learn them by heart is because you can’t simply guess what they mean from looking at them, even if you know the meaning of each part of a phrasal verb.