 That time of year has come around again, where people start to dress up in terrifying costumes and decorate their homes with gruesome objects designed to scare the pants off anybody who dares to step foot on their property. Outside they place a devilishly looking pumpkin, to warn away the soulless ghouls. Yes, you guessed it, it’s HALLOWEEEEEN!!! Learning English is fun, and even more so when it’s a holiday or festival.
So, we thought we’d create our blog post around this frightful time of year. If you like learning English phrases and expressions, then you’re going to love this post. We share 10 terrifying English idioms that have a Halloween twist.
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 Acquiring new vocabulary is a huge part of learning English.
There is no magic key to unlock all the new words and phrases there is in English. We would love it if there was, but unfortunately it does take some time and lot of effort. But don’t let this put you off. There are certainly tips, methods and useful practises that you can apply to your English study time that can help you learn and acquire new English vocabulary much more easily. In this blog post we are going to share our practical advice on how you can improve and expand your English vocabulary.  Am I Fluent in English yet?
This is a big question! How many times have you asked yourself this? Most of our students ask this question all the time. So, we thought we would create a blog post to help you answer this big question. Answer these questions to see if you have finally reached English fluency.  How can I improve my English? Is this something you ask yourself?
If it is, then these 27 methods can help you take your English to the next level and you can start to REALLY improve your English language skills. OK, so let’s start by dividing the English skills into smaller, more manageable areas. We have; |
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