British English is pretty hard to understand if you are an English learner, right? What about American people though? Can they understand British English? Today we are going to find
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My name is Dan and I am an English teacher with over 8 years experience. I enjoy making English fun and helping people improve their skills.
Have you ever heard the expression “see eye to eye”? It is a pretty common phrase that you will hear in the UK from time to time so it is
Have you ever heard the expression “put your foot in it”? It is a pretty common phrase that you will hear in the UK from time to time so it
If you want to communicate with confidence, you need to speak like a native does. Today I will show you 5 common British phrases that you can use to speak
British English is very interesting, but can be difficult for English language learners. A lot of things that we say are not found in textbooks so they can be hard
A lot of my students tell me that they want to be fluent in English, but most of them don’t really know what that means. That is the topic of
British English is very interesting, but can be difficult for English language learners. A lot of things that we say are not found in textbooks so they can be hard
Everyone enjoys watching TV, but is it a good idea to use TV to improve your English skills? There is a lot of debate about this topic and there are
Idioms are a great way to sound more natural when you are speaking English. Each country usually has their own idioms. However, British English has lots of strange idioms that
British people often use slang that you are not going to learn in your textbooks. However, if you want to understand British people, books, music, movies or TV shows –
This is a really big problem for a lot of English learners, but it is not as simple as it might seem. We have all been there, right? We understand
Idioms are a great way to sound more natural when you are speaking English. Each country usually has their own idioms. However, British English has lots of strange idioms that