Need to improve your reading skills and read faster? Learn how to "speed read". The 2 strategies: skimming & scanning. Use this for TOEFL!

Summer is a great time for ice cream & frozen desserts. Do you know all the names for these desserts? Shaved ice? Popsicle? Gelato?

A relationship cannot survive on its own. It needs to be cared for and nurtured by two people. If one person doesn't make an effort, then...

Finding it hard to start a conversation with someone? How to talk to people you just met or ask for help at the store? Try these ways!

It is important to be polite no matter where you are. The use of English words are key. Do not say, I want to have... You should say...

Let's talk about relationship and love. Do you know how you perceive or feel love? What about how your boyfriend or girlfriend feels love?

Don't know what RSVP, OOO, FYI mean? The 20 most commonly used acronyms in Business English! Understand your emails!

Instagram '#' hashtags Social media platforms, like Instagram and Snapchat, are quite popular amongst the younger generation. Want to...

Only know how to say "tasty" when the food is good? Here's another way to say TASTY : ) How to use in a sentence? That dish looks very/so...

What is ASAP? FYI? Understand slang and acronym words used in text, chat, or IMs. Use them in your every day life to improve your English!

Linking words are important in writing. How you can connect two ideas together. This can help improve your writing skills and level.

What's the difference between American English and British English? Most common words used during your travel or shopping or buying food

Who loves to travel like me? Learn these words to describe places and cities you visit

Tips to practice speaking by yourself: 20 Questions for flash cards: 1. What do you do? (What is your job?) 2. Are you married? 3. Why...

Common expressions used for work. About my working hours Talking and asking about work leave How to start a conversation Give compliments...

Often in writing, you will see these words and phrases either before or after a list of items. for example such as like e.g. i.e. etc. So...

What's the difference between bored VS boring? Look at the picture below The girl is bored. The book is boring. The book is so boring...

Can't remember the new words you learned last class? Don't worry! 5 Easy tips to help you remember new words quickly and easily

What's the difference between this, that, these, those? (when used as a pronoun) As a pronoun, 1. If people/things are near: we use...

More examples of affect: Change (of plans): The weather affected our weekend picnic. Result (is Sara's sick): The cold weather has really...