English Connections

oooh prepositions can be tricky!
this may help a little:

Have a nice, stress free week everyone! :)

There are many ways to tell someone they are beautiful :)
Take a look at these examples :

Happy New Year everyone! If one of your new year resolutions was to improve your English, here is some very practical vocab you can use to describe people :)

With the weekend approaching, consider this thought :)

It is Tuesday, however we have a very distinct Monday feeling today.....

Good news for English language learners!! Trends in English teaching have been changing:
According to experts, the goal is now “to produce fully competent English-knowing bilinguals rather than imitation native speakers.” Therefore the purpose is not to aspire to become native speakers of English, because we are already native speakers of our own L1, but to focus on English as a means of communication.

We think we all like to hear nice things about ourselves, other people, events, places etc. Now, how many ways are there to say 'good'? The answer is: A lot!!

I say pyjamas, you say pajamas - who is right? well, we both are....check out the chart below

confused by in, on, at prepositions? you are not alone! take this quick test to see how you do. Good luck!

at, in, on - Prepositions in expressions of time - Exercise The prepositions at, in, on and expressions/phrases of time - Exercise - Learning English

Did you know that the synonym of ´to get fired´is to ´be dismissed´and also ´to get the sack´ or ´be sacked´ ?

Why do we say ‘get the sack’? Nobody wants to be told that they’ve been sacked, and have to come to terms with the fact they no longer have a job. But, want it or not, the phrase has plagued people for centuries. This