I've started a new edition of my Speaking Exam Phrasebook, and instead of posting it all at once, at first I'll post it in instalments. Watch this space for the final version ;) Today - some phrases you can use in various Speaking Exams such as IELTS or the Cambridge First or Advanced papers. It's designed as something you can slowly go through while you're on the bus or … [Read more...] about Speaking Exam Phrasebook – Giving Your Opinion
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Using “So” In Conversation – Part 1 [So Much]
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Sometimes you can improve your English simply by having a deeper understanding of words you already know, as well as learning which other words they frequently go with. Take the word so. As a native speaker of English, I can grab a pen and write a list of tons of collocations which feature so: so + good | hard | exciting | tired | boring | many Another option to find … [Read more...] about Using “So” In Conversation – Part 1 [So Much]
When Do Mistakes Matter? – Part 1
If you want to get better at English, it's essential for you to know what mistakes you're making, and to learn from them. However, there's a difference between the goal of improving your English during a lesson - where mistakes do matter - and using the language outside of class in real life. Outside of class when you're at a party or talking to a friend, it's better to … [Read more...] about When Do Mistakes Matter? – Part 1
Vocabulary For Discussing Gay, LGBT Issues
Gay, lesbian LGBTQI vocabulary: words, idioms, expressions, collocations on gay issues. Update April 2016: You can now read this post as a downloadable vocabulary guide here or by clicking the picture! Did you know? The Supreme Court of the United States of America is presently … [Read more...] about Vocabulary For Discussing Gay, LGBT Issues
Well You Won’t Forget What ‘Torn’ Means After Seeing This!
Here's a fun way to learn English with songs. Natalie Imbruglia is a good sport - the Australian singer joins British comedian David Armand on stage for his very special mime performance of her top 10 hit 'Torn.' … [Read more...] about Well You Won’t Forget What ‘Torn’ Means After Seeing This!
