When you stand up for an oral presentation, you want to feel like a rockstar.
Confident. Cool. Ready to blow the audience away.
That is the ideal situation, anyways.
In real life, most people—even native English speakers—feel totally the …
Doctors use some strange words.
Synchronous diaphragmatic flutter?
Sternutate?
Borborygmus?
Yep, these are real words.
And they refer to hiccups (synchronous diaphragmatic flutter), sneezes (sternutate) and stomach growls (borborygmus).
Can you believe that? It seems that …
“Do not be afraid to ask for help. Nobody gets through college on their own.”
These wise words from Michelle Obama are true for any student.
They are especially relevant to students who are taking all their classes in a …
We all know that there are millions of English speakers across the globe.
But what makes English an important language, not just a common one?
Is it really worth putting all that time, effort and energy into learning English…
Saturday night at the bar, singing your favorite song.
Giggling at each other’s voices as you sing at a party.
Visiting a karaoke lounge with friends or family.
If karaoke isn’t something you do regularly, you’re missing out! You sing …
When you learn English with music lyrics that you love, you won’t even feel like you’re studying.
You’ll be dancing, singing and picking up essential English lessons with every beat.
And I’m not just talking about learning new words from …
“If y’all want to learn English, y’all better pay attention! I ain’t joking!”
You have probably heard someone use phrases like ya’ll or ain’t before. They are in songs and in quotes. They can be heard on TV and in …
