R&R 28: English Village Life
Real & Relevant Podcast 28 Natural English Conversation between English teachers Paul is back in the pod today. If you heard his last podcast, you will know that he is…
Free English lessons competition: New Year’s Resolutions
Congratulations to the winner of last month's Xmas competition, MARILIA ISLIA BRASILEIRO from Brazil. She will be coming to London in 2013 to claim her prize of one week of…
How to quit smoking cigarettes: Smoking Vocabulary
Apparently, experts have learnt that we fail nine times out of ten when we try to make a significant change to our lives, so that is not very good news…
Past Simple Irregular & Regular Verbs: Queen’s Xmas Speech 2012
The Queen's Xmas message was full of Past Simple Irregular & Regular verbs. There are other past tenses (present perfect & past perfect) as well as passive sentences, but here…
Verb Noun collocations: English Butlers are back
English Butlers are back in fashion. Read the text to learn more about this trend and study the verb noun collocations. Verb noun collocations Here are some of the collocations…
R&R 27: Irish accent – Irish New Year celebrations
Real & Relevant Podcast 27 Natural English Conversations between English teachers Dave O'Hanrahan is from Dublin in Ireland. He's an English teacher at SGI sister school, The British Centre in…
Financial Vocabulary: Is HMV finished?
Read the text about HMV and learn some language about Music, Business and Finance. Do you remember the days when we used to buy records, tapes and CDs from music…
Language focus: The Queen breaks her silence again over the crisis
The Queen of England caused a stir when she visited the Bank of England this month. Read the text to find out what happened then read the language focus to…
Musician vocabulary: Paul McCartney in Nirvana reunion
Read the text about Paul McCartney and learn some useful vocabulary about musicians. Sir Paul McCartney, or Macca as he is known, is one of Britain’s most famous musicians. He…
Phrasal Verbs English test
Phrasal verbs. Ah! those little annoying things that the English use to make it difficult to learn the language! :) But don't worry, here's an English test to confirm and/or…
- Go to the previous page
- 1
- …
- 32
- 33
- 34
- 35
- 36
- 37
- 38
- …
- 91
- Go to the next page