by Stephen Essel | Mar 8, 2016 | Learning English
The debate that swirls around languages and which really is the most romantic in the world continues to be a matter of contention between linguists throughout the world. Central to the issue may be that it’s incredibly difficult to pin down just what it is that makes...
by Stephen Essel | Mar 8, 2016 | English Culture, Learning English, Students Guide, Travel and tourism
Between 2011 and 2012 London attracted a staggering 103,000 international students (The Guardian 2015) and whilst this figure fluctuates year upon year, 67,500 international students for 2013-2014 (The Guardian 2015) the UK capital proves to be the second most popular...
by Stephen Essel | Mar 8, 2016 | English Culture, Learning English
For the international student there may be few global destinations to rival London for the breadth of the cultural hotspots that it’s home to. With so many attractions to see, activities to undertake and culture to be completely immersed within, you may have a hard...
by Stephen Essel | Mar 8, 2016 | Learning English
As you’re likely well aware, the English language poses one of the most complex collection of challenges for learners. However, by following our 15 super easy tips for mastering English – the international language of commerce free from brain strain and stress....
by Stephen Essel | Mar 3, 2016 | Learning English
Everyone has a different best way to remember things. Some of us learn better when things are being explained to us verbally, others by reading, or you might find that watching things can help you associate words with images which in turn can help you learn...
by Stephen Essel | Mar 3, 2016 | Learning English
As illustrated in our previous blog, American vs British Words Part 1 , you will often find that the same English word you use in Britain will mean something else entirely in the US. This usually makes for fun and confusing conversations. If before we talked about...
