Learning English is a process.
More than a process, it’s a journey. Learning English is a voyage into another culture and another world.
Those who’ve taken the journey know that it’s not an easy one.
And like all of life’s …
English reading can be a challenge.
Word order can be odd.
Spelling is strange.
And there are idioms (figures of speech) that seem to make no sense!
Still, reading can help you to speak, understand and even write English better.…
Learning English as a beginner means starting over.
You basically have to become a baby all over again.
You have to learn new names and sounds for each letter—maybe a whole new alphabet—before you can read.
You have to learn …
Did you hear that?
The English language has two types of sounds: vowels and consonants.
Vowels are sounds that come out of the mouth without being stopped. That means that the tongue, the lips and the teeth do not get …
Are you ready to exercise your vocabulary-learning muscles?
An article on the BBC website states that if you know 800 English words, you will be able to understand 75% of what is said in everyday conversations.
I am not sure …
Meditating in your bedroom.
Reading an exciting book.
Sitting on the couch with a cup of tea and listening to the rain.
Some of the best things can be done by yourself.
So, what about learning English?
We always hear …
Do you want to hear a secret?
How about four?
Ready? Here are the four secrets to language learning:
Speaking, writing, listening and reading.
If you want to become fluent in English, you’ll need to work on all four …
