English for Peace

This post is an attempt to express solidarity with all countries and nations facing aggression right now. Stay strong, stay put and stay hopeful! ☮️

Learn to Read in English

Are you teaching someone to read in English? If so, this post is for you and your student(s). Use it to outline the some of the most basic and important English reading rules, exemplify them with ample words, and encourage your student(s) to practice reading with the exercise we've compiled. Happy teaching!

What or That?

Are you sometimes unsure about using the words "what" and "that"? Do you sometimes make mistakes when deciding which word to use in sentences like "I know what/that..." or "It's not clear what/that..."? Read this article to understand the difference and practice using them correctly.

Idioms About Rest & Relaxation. Part 2

This article is a follow-up to one of our most popular posts titled "Idioms About Rest & Relaxation." If you're interested in learning more idioms and phrasal verbs related to the topic and getting some practice, be sure to give it a read. As always, our goal is to provide context for the target language, so dive in, and enjoy the prepared materials.

Phrases for Semi-Informal Work Emails

Maintaining professionalism is crucial in work emails, but sometimes a touch of informality can make them more friendly and engaging, especially when you have a close relationship with the recipient.

Light vs. Lighten

Learn to light a candle in the darkest moments of someone's life...

Multiple Ways to Say “I’m Sad”

This is most certainly our saddest post ever, and we wish you would feel this way as rarely as possible. For the times you do get depressed, read on and expand your vocabulary.

Basic Music Vocabulary

Is there a person who doesn't like music? Probably not. So, it's very important to be able to talk about it, because as Louis Armstrong said, music is life itself.