Learning tips for adults

Ever wondered why we say cat and dog for the animals, but feline and canine for the description?

Do you know how to use phrases like much shorter than, almost as fit as and exactly the same as?

This part gives many students a lot of difficulty and stress, and for good reason, it can be quite difficult and unpredictable. Take a look at our tips to learn how to do your best.

Nine tips for IELTS Speaking Part 1 that you don't want to miss!

A lot of people still have problems writing emails. There are some suggestions to help you with.

Let's have a look at how to use 'Come' and 'Go' precisely.

In order to speak fluent English, you need to use adverbs and adjectives correctly.

You encounter difficulties while using A, An and The? Let's practise a little bit to use articles correctly.

It is important to be polite when you speak English, especially when you want to ask for help. Let's take a look at five sentence structures to know how to ask for a favour politely.

A hour or An hour? We’ll take a look at some tips to use A and An correctly.

How to use the correct verbs form with collective nouns?

When it comes to Writing Task 1 and 2, paraphrasing is an essential skill for every one of your introductions.

While it seems fairly straightforward, this task type usually gives people a lot of problems.

In English, we use "made in", "made of", "made from", and "made out of" to describe an object's origin, what materials will we need to make it. How can we use it correctly?

We’ll take a look at some different ways to say, “How are you?”, and their appropriate responses, in English. Take a look at our tips for saying hello below!

How should you prepare for an interview, if English is not your first language?

Email remains to be the most common form of written communication in the modern workplace - too common to be easily abused.

For learners of English, it’s important to know not just the meaning of the word, but what it means when used in a specific context. Learn more about 'Learner's Dictionary'.

Is it possible to remember all the words you have met over time? Read our guide on how to make your first vocabulary notebook.

Is it possible to remember all the words you have met over time? Read our guide on how to make your first vocabulary notebook.

Let's be realistic: you can’t memorise the English dictionary in a day. Read our tips to master the English language that will only take you about thirty minutes or less to do.

Let's be realistic: you can’t memorise the English dictionary in a day. Read our tips to master the English language that will only take you about thirty minutes or less to do.