Um… line!
When an actor forgets their next line while rehearsing, they can yell “line!” and someone will help them out.
Wouldn’t it be nice if English learners had the same thing?
Like when you’re speaking in English but you …
100 English Idioms with Meanings and Examples
I’ve never said “It’s raining cats and dogs.”
Not once in my life.
Not seriously, anyway.
And I’m a native English speaker.
“It’s raining cats and dogs” is another way of saying, “It’s raining a lot.” This is often given …
Want to Learn English? Here’s Exactly How to Do It
“If you want to learn English, listen to music in English.”
“I knew a guy who learned English just from watching TV.”
Have you heard people say things like this?
If so, maybe it made you feel frustrated.…
The 8 Best Unconventional English Vocabulary Apps (iOS and Android)
Growing your English vocabulary is like growing a garden.
It takes time and effort every day.
You need the right strategies to be successful.
And if you do it well, the results are so rewarding.
In this article, we’ll help …
The 7 Best English TV Sites Made for Language Learners
As a kid, I loved to watch TV—especially English cartoons.
But there were often words and phrases I didn’t understand.
So, I would guess at the meaning from the context and the reactions of other characters. Sometimes, I would …
Gymglish Review: Is This English Language App Worth It?
I’ve always liked learning things on my own, at my own pace.
So when I first decided to learn a new language, I naturally turned to the internet. By being dedicated, setting deadlines and—importantly—using the right language programs…
10 Super Specific Ways to Learn English Reading Now
Some of the best-selling and most-loved books of all time were written in English.
Maybe you’ve already learned about Shakespeare’s plays or Jane Austen’s novels.
Maybe you’ve read modern books from authors such as JK Rowling, Stephen King…
