SoFLA

More ways to learn English, a special thanks goes to Air Malta and Gateway School of English for their collaboration

Happy Birthday Shakespeare!!

Join us today as we celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday! He would have been 449 years old.

Time for our favourite, PHRASAL VERBS!!!

phrasal verb - Ask around

meaning - ask many people the same question

example - I asked around but nobody has seen my wallet.

Idiom: Let the dust settle

If you let the dust settle, or wait till the dust settles, you wait until things have become calmer or have returned to normality after conflict or a problem.

Men or pillars?

How confusing is the English language?

Take a look at our 3 favourite most confusing quotes -

1. “Our language is funny – a ‘fat chance’ and a ‘slim chance’ are the same thing.”

2. “If the English language made any sense, a catastrophe would be an apostrophe with fur.”

3. “Why do we have noses that run and feet that smell?”

Interesting Fact!

Did you know that nowhere in Britain is more than 74.5 miles from the sea! http://bit.ly/16ujS1q

Here's what you get when you mix the 'best of British' in a large union jack suitcase and deliver it to a shopping centre in Moscow...GB Flashmob!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyE9KqIeTg8

Good advice to help you improve your fluency!

Speaking English can be very difficult but we have a series to help you. In this episode, Callum Robertson and Richard Hallows give you advice on how to improve your fluency. http://bbc.in/YndLo0

Here's an inspirational quote for all language learners,

"To have another language is to possess a second soul."

Interesting video for all 'London lovers'

London - 10 things you need to know VisitBritain TV shows all the best videos from across Britain with news competitions and more.