Effective English

We’re having our next online Meetup on Sunday 8th February, and as I’m really looking forward to meeting you, it would be great to see you there!

Please visit our event page (see link below) to book a place as numbers are strictly limited to ensure that everyone has plenty of opportunity to practice communicating their ideas, and to benefit from receiving feedback and correction.

https://www.meetup.com/london-business-english-communication-workshops/events/313048368/

In our Meetups, you can improve your pronunciation, expand your vocabulary, learn how to use grammar to communicate your ideas more effectively and, hopefully, have some fun!

So, why not join us on Sunday, and let’s work together, to make 2026 the year you begin to take your English to the next level!

In the meantime, if you have any questions about this Meetup, our group, or any other aspect of learning English feel free to contact me at any time, either here, or by WhatsApp/telephone, on + 44 (0) 7932 482 958.

https://www.meetup.com/london-business-english-communication-workshops/events/313157223/?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=share-btn_savedevents_share_modal&utm_source=link&utm_version=v2&member_id=210761560

How to sound fluent in English: Advanced Vocabulary Workshop, Sun, Feb 1, 2026, 12:30 PM | Meetup Having access to a rich vocabulary is essential in helping us to communicate our ideas more effectively. In this Meetup, we’ll be looking at various strategies to help you

Join us tomorrow for out 1st Meetup of 2025!

How to sound fluent in English: Advanced Vocabulary Workshop, Sun, Jan 5, 2025, 12:30 PM | Meetup 2024 was, undoubtedly a momentous year! Many believe that we are living in a 'World on Fire' for others, a 'Golden Age' is about to dawn. In this Meetup, we'll be taking a

How to sound fluent in English: Advanced Vocabulary Workshop, Sun, Jan 5, 2025, 12:30 PM | Meetup 2024 was, undoubtedly a momentous year! Many believe that we are living in a 'World on Fire' for others, a 'Golden Age' is about to dawn. In this Meetup, we'll be taking a

If you're thinking of attending this week's Meetup, here's a vocabulary worksheet which you might wish to look at in advance:

https://1drv.ms/w/s!AjEP2vTQx3X4jc1tK0PsS1bUXpJRdg?e=31jQeA

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Are you ready for Idiom #6

Each day I'll be posting an image which represents a commonly used English idiom.

Reply in the comments if you think you know which one.

Below is Idiom #6 and I'm looking forward to reading your replies!

Are you ready for Idiom #5

Each day I'll be posting an image which represents a commonly used English idiom.

Reply in the comments if you think you know which one.

Below is Idiom #5 and I'm looking forward to reading your replies!

Are you ready for Idiom #4

Each day I'll be posting an image which represents a commonly used English idiom.

Reply in the comments if you think you know which one.

Below is Idiom #4 and I'm looking forward to reading your replies!

Are you ready for Idiom #3

Each day I'll be posting an image which represents a commonly used English idiom.

Reply in the comments if you think you know which one.

Below is Idiom #3 and I'm looking forward to reading your replies!

Are you ready for Idiom #2

Each day I'll be posting an image which represents a commonly used English idiom.

Reply in the comments if you think you know which one.

Below is Idiom #2 and I'm looking forward to reading your replies!

Hi guys!
This week, we're going to have an 'idiom a day'!

Each day, I will be posting am image which represents a commonly used English idiom.

.. reply in the comments if you think you know which one.

Below is Idiom #1 and I'm looking forward to reading your replies!

https://www.meetup.com/london-business-english-communication-workshops/events/304486227/

How to sound fluent in English: Advanced Vocabulary Workshop, Thu, Nov 14, 2024, 5:00 PM | Meetup Which common English idiom is being represented by the image above? In this Meetup we're going to be discussing the derivation of common English idioms. (we will continue o

What's the pronunciation issue that makes this joke work?
(... answers in the comments for feedback)