Texas Global English Language Center

These two words look similar, but they work differently. Use "then" for time or order and use "than" to compare. ✏️

Want to learn more about UT RecSports? Join us for a tour of Gregory Gym! Bring your UT ID card and learn how ELC students can join for only $26 a month.

Start your morning with iced coffee, a quick bite, and good company! You can stay and chat or grab something to go before you start your day.

“That designer bag costs an arm and a leg.” This idiom means something is very expensive. 💸

New to the U.S. healthcare system? 🩺

Learn how to use your UT student health insurance, where to go for medical care, how to access your insurance card, and important tips for ELC students using University Health Services (UHS). 🤘

Read more on the blog: https://utx.global/4vcnKmq

Many words sound the same in English—these are called homonyms! Same sound, totally different meaning.

A "flower" is part of a plant. 🌼

"Flour" is a baking essential! 🧁

Want to meet new people and make the most of your summer at UT? Join us for the Getting Involved Social to learn about Talk Time, Texas Global events, volunteering, and other ways to connect.

The first day of ELC classes is here! 📚

Here’s to learning English, meeting new people, and making the most of your time at UT Austin.