Travelling to the UK is a great way to practise your English. It’s also a lot of fun! In this study guide, we’ll teach you some of the best travel phrases, local expressions and slang to make the most of your trip. Ready? Let’s hit the road! Continue reading
Ever lost in conversation? You are not alone! Spoken English can be a hard skill to master, especially if you do not have regular opportunities to gain practice. In this study guide, we will give you 10 great ways to practise your conversational English, both face-to-face and online. Ready? Let’s jump right in! Continue reading
Do you want to know how to speak English more fluently? Do you lack confidence with your spoken English? In this comprehensive guide to fluent English we provide 50 tips to help you improve your language skills and speak English better each day by adopting the right approaches and creating a suitable learning environment. Continue reading
One of the greatest challenges when learning English is mastering the spoken language. Conversational English presents problems in terms of both understanding and delivery as it can differ greatly from standard “textbook” forms. Continue reading
To speak of the British accent, in most parts of the world, means to speak of an extremely formal type of English known as Received Pronunciation (RP) or “The Queen’s English”. Continue reading
When learning English as a second language many students across the world opt to self study. Continue reading
If you are looking to improve your spoken fluency in English, then it is worth considering a British English speaking course online. Continue reading
Many students are now opting to self study as access to ESL materials via the internet becomes easier and the pace of modern life leaves little time to attend private school classes. Continue reading
British English is the official language of the United Kingdom and is sometimes referred to as “classical English”. Continue reading
If you want to be understood when speaking English, then correct pronunciation is vital. Russians tend to mispronounce English words that are similar to those in their native language and share the same origins. Continue reading
Relaxed pronunciation is common throughout the world’s languages and occurs when syllables of common words are mixed (or slurred) together to make their pronunciation easier. Continue reading
Silent letters in English cause difficulties for both native speakers and those learning the language. Continue reading
Learning to speak English fluently takes time and a good understanding of the language. Continue reading
As a teacher, I have met hundreds of students who all seem to be saying the same thing: “I understand grammar well, can read and write…my listening is ok…but I can’t speak English!” Continue reading
