English is one of the most difficult languages for a non-native speaker to learn. In fact, even native speakers sometimes struggle to grasp some of the complexities of the language. …
If learning German is one of your life goals, but you’ve often postponed it because of challenges such as finding time and access to quality learning resources, then podcasts offer …
Everyone and their grandma is watching Bridgerton, and it’s easy to see the appeal. Set in Regency period London the show follows the extravagant and sexy lives of the high …
Guy Ritchie, the director who brought us the classic British gangster movies Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, has partnered with Netflix on a new series: The Gentlemen. …
Meme – an image, video or piece of text, typically humorous in nature, that is copied and spread around rapidly by Internet users. That would be the dictionary definition of …
Learning English but don’t have the time or patience to sit down and study? Podcasts might be the perfect solution for you. Podcasts are super handy because you can …
Luca Lampariello speaks 14 languages! Elle caught up with the Italian polyglot for the LingQ Podcast and asked him about his methods, inspiration and what’s next for his website and YouTube channel.
It makes more sense to define a verb by what it does than what it is. This is the reason why there are so many types of verbs in English. …
The proof is in the pudding, the saying goes. However, when it comes to some common English mistakes surrounding adjectives, I’d say the truth is in the suffix. Namely, there …
As an English learner, you can never know too many words. In fact, expanding your vocabulary should be among the top priorities on your language learning journey. That’s what native-like …
Running off of my previously published posts where I spoke at length about the simple present tense and past tense, it’s finally time to travel into the future. Let’s take …
After covering the present simple tense in one of my last articles, it’s only right that we proceed with its little brother – the present continuous tense. However, this article …
Ask yourself this one simple question: what do you do every day? Just think about it for a second and write your answers down. Here are some of my answers: …
Let’s take a quick trip down memory lane. The very first thing most of us learned after the English alphabet was “I am…”, “My name is…”, and “How are you?”. …
