How To Teach English at Home.
As a British mum living in Brazil, I started trying to teach English at home simply because I wanted my kids to stay connected to …
Master English Listening: 7 Easy Methods That Actually Work
“Why can I read English but not understand what people are saying?”If that sounds like you, trust me—you’re not alone. Almost every learner struggles with …
100 Most Useful Phrases English Learners Should Know
Want to sound more natural and confident in English? You’re in the right place!These 100 everyday English phrases are super useful—whether you’re chatting with friends, …
How to Learn English Fast: 10 Proven Tips to Speak Confidently
Are you feeling frustrated with how long it’s taking to learn English? You’re definitely not alone. Learning a language can sometimes feel like climbing a …
There, Their and They’re Boardgame.
Confused by there, their, and they’re? You’re not alone — but this fun and interactive board game is here to help! Designed for English learners …
“By the Shop, I’ll Buy a Pie”
A Poem to Understand “By” and “Buy” I walked by the shop on Market Street,The smell of pie was warm and sweet.A sign hung by …
The Three Friends: They’re, Their, and There
There, their, they’re poem. They’re three friends who cause some fuss,But learning them is worth the fuss.Let’s take a walk — come if you dare …
10 Most Common Grammar Mistakes English Learners Make. (And How to Fix Them!)
Discover the 10 most common grammar mistakes English learners make—explained with simple examples and clear tips to help you speak and write more confidently in …
The Final Countdown – A Short Story.
Mark and Lisa were on patrol when an emergency call came in. “There’s a bomb in the train station!” a panicked voice had said over …
The Waiting Game
Learn English with short stories. Emma sat by the window, her phone in her hand. She kept checking her phone and email, wishing someone would …
The Silent Hero
Learn English with short stories. In the small town of Riverwood, the streets were quiet at night. The streetlights shone dimly, and the shops were …
How to Think in English (Not Your Native Language)
Have you ever caught yourself translating every single word in your head before speaking English? It’s like your brain is stuck in “translation mode,” and …