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I provide friendly and effective one-to-one or small group tuition to adults who want to learn or improve in English as a second language (ESOL).

Lessons are either face-to-face or online and cover speaking, listening, reading and writing skills.

07/08/2021

Do you know the right answer?

The present perfect simple links past action to the present time.

To help improve your English skills contact us at https://www.englishtogether.co.uk or via FaceBook

28/07/2021

Do you know the right answer?

To Improve all of your English skills contact us at https://www.englishtogether.co.uk or via FaceBook

01/07/2021

British sport:
Wimbledon the world's most famous tennis tournament is in full swing.
Did you know?
It's the only Grand Slam event that's played on grass courts. The grass is cut to exactly 8mm high!

13/04/2021

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29/01/2021

Today's idiom:
" as different as chalk and cheese"
This means that 2 things are completely different to each other.

E.g. They are best friends but their personalities are as different as chalk and cheese.

28/01/2021

Today's idiom:
to "put your cards on the table"

This means to reveal your true feelings and intentions.
Eg: It was time to put my cards on the table and tell him how I really felt about him.

27/01/2021

Today's idiom:
"turn over a new leaf"

This means to change your behaviour in a positive way.
E.g: She works very hard now and has really turned over a new leaf.

26/01/2021

Today's idiom:

"At the end of the day"
This means to consider all options about something and then make a decision.

Eg: Everyone agreed that at the end of the day there was only 1 design that really met the brief.

25/01/2021

Today's idiom:
" A drop in the ocean"
This means a small part of something much bigger.

Eg. The amount of money we've raised so far is a drop in the ocean compared to how much we still need.

22/01/2021

More idioms:

"Every cloud has a silver lining." This means that even difficult situations can have a positive side to them.

Eg. Lockdown isn't fun but every cloud has a silver lining because we're having more time together as a family.

18/01/2021

Help develop your understanding of English by learning idioms.
Idioms are phrases used in different situations. However their meaning is not clear from their words.

Eg. the tip of the iceberg.

When the police uncovered the truth about the case, they realised that it was just the tip of the iceberg.

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