5 New idioms for your English vocabulary

The English language is full of idioms, and they’re not always easy to learn! Idioms are expressions that most likely don’t directly translate to your native language. Learn these five expressions to take your English to the next level! 1. Get cold feet When someone gets cold feet it means that they become nervous or […]

5 More phrasal verbs you should be using

There are many phrasal verbs in the English language, do you know these five? Add them to your vocabulary to improve your English communication skills! Calm down   Definition: to relax after being angry, stressed, anxious or scared Example: You need to calm down, being angry will not help the situation.     Check out […]

Why you should study English abroad

Are you thinking about taking your English learning to the next level? Have you been considering studying abroad to improve your language skills? Or are you simply looking for a new adventure? Read on for a bit of inspiration! Immersion does wonders for your English skills There is no better way to improve your English […]

Improve your English by watching these American TV shows

Are you looking for different ways to improve your English?  Are you good at reading and writing in English but struggle with your listening skills? One way to help with this is to watch TV in English.  It will broaden your vocabulary and improve your listening skills.  Check out the shows below for some ideas […]

5 Phrasal verbs that you need in your English vocabulary

There are many phrasal verbs in the English language, do you know these five? Add them to your vocabulary to improve your English communication skills! Hold on Definitions: To have or keep your hand, arms, etc., around something. Examples:Hold on to the railing, so you don’t fall. Can you hold on to my bag while […]

10 False Friends in English and Spanish

False friends are words that look as though they have the same definitions in both English and Spanish, but in reality mean two very different things! Embarasada – Embarrassed Be careful with this one!  You might end up telling an expecting mother that     she is embarrassed when you want to say that she is pregnant! Embarasada­ […]

5 Common mistakes that Spanish speakers make when learning English

Talking about people in singular form In Spanish, “people” (la gente) is singular.  In English, “people” is plural.  People is more than one person, so it’s important to remember to talk about them in plural form.  For example, “People are very angry about the new law,” or “there are many people that enjoy playing football.”  […]

5 Common mistakes that Spanish speakers make when learning English

The following list includes some of the mistakes that Spanish speakers most frequently make when learning English.  English is not easy to learn, but with this list you can receive some tips that will help you to improve! 1. Talking about age This seems to be a problem for many beginner English learners.  Many people […]