Breathing Language

Many English learners confuse the words "football" and "soccer." Know the differences this World Cup season by reading our blog:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/football-soccer

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The song, "Here And Now" by Aysanabee, has much to teach English learners. See how it can help improve your language skills by visiting our blog:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/here-and-now

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Image courtesy of WOMEX (https://www.flickr.com/photos/womex/54092806520/), CC, Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=157408199).

Do you know this commonly used English phrase in Canada? Learn what it means on our blog:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/do-land-acknowledgement

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This phrasal verb is commonly used in the summertime in Canada. Do you know what it means? Learn its definition on our blog:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/grill-up

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Do you need an English-language movie recommendation? Have you seen the suspense/drama "After the Hunt?" See how it can help you learn English by visiting our blog:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/after-the-hunt

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Image courtesy of Kevin_W1 on Unsplash (https://www.themoviedb.org/u/Kevin_W1).

It is a common mistake among many English learners to use "colleague" instead of "peer." Do you make this mistake? Learn about the difference between these words on the blog:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/colleague-peer

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Today is a statutory holiday across Anglo-Canada. Read our blog to learn how Canadians may be celebrating:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/victoria-day



"Barbecue" image courtesy of Evan Wise on Unsplash (https://unsplash.com/?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText).

"Lake" image courtesy fo Matthew Fournier on Unsplash (https://unsplash.com/?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText).

This idiom is used for more situations than just talkingthe weather. Learn what it means on the blog:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/come-rain-or-shine

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The phrasal verb, "to have got," is often confused with the phrase, "to have gotten." Do you know the differences between these two expressions? Read the blog to learn them:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/have-got

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Are you looking for another book to read in English? Visit the blog to see how Aimee Bender's novel, "The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake," can help improve your English:

www.breathinglanguage.com/blog/particular-sadness-of-lemon-cake

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Image courtest of amazon.ca/Particular-Sadness-Lemon-Cake/dp/0385720963.