20 Day English – Day 4: Prepositions in v on v at English grammar quiz
Day Four of the 20 day English challenge! Today we have a quiz for you to test your knowledge of English grammar. If you are just joining us now there…
20 Day English Challenge: 2 – Perfect Email sentences
New year = new you. We are doing 5 minutes of quick English improvement every day to start 2017 off just right. How did you do with yesterday's English spelling…
20 Day English – Day 1: Spelling difficult words
New Year. New You. New and better English. Every moment you spend on your education is a moment well spent. Today we start a new series of short articles -…
London Social Programme for 2017 Jan and Feb
Our Social Programme around London every afternoon is something that adds to SGI students' overall London experience. It is important that after lessons finish, the students can enjoy themselves and…
Trinity ISE B1 Test examples
The ISE B1 English exam (that cab drivers in London have to pass to renew their Private Hire Driver's Licence, before 31st March 2017) is a test with Reading, Writing,…
Trinity ISE TfL Private Hire Licence Test – Everything you need to know
There is a lot of confusion and even some fear in the London driving community right now. It's all about the English test that Private Hire Drivers in London need…
Adjectives order in English grammar
When you are studying English there are sooooo many things to learn every step of the way. English is one of the easiest languages in the world to get started…
Learn English and work in London: Top salaries for foreign languages
Speaking a foreign language in London can mean that you get a very good salary. Second language speakers are increasingly needed and desired by employers in the capital and to…
How to interrupt in Business English
How to interrupt in English? There are situations in life where you need to interrupt, even if it might seem impolite or be socially awkward. Interrupting can be difficult enough even in…
Would have vs would of in English grammar
Should you write 'would have' or 'would of'? Is there a difference between the two? Is would've a word? The problem with this English grammar issue is that when you…
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