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[...] things that he uses to compare football to religion? FIFA, the Church of Football? – English Listening Exercise [...]

[...] The video for this week’s English listening exercise is really interesting and funny. President Obama goes on the comedy show, “ [...]

[...] the way we live our lives in most of the world now. Watch and see if you can answer the English listening exercise questions below. Answer the questions below in comments, and we will respond. If the [...]

[...] paying attention to their cellphones, rather than their children? This week’s English listening exercise is about a study that was done on this subject. The results are very interesting. And, [...]

[...] co-workers asleep at the wheel? What do these idioms about sleep mean? Take a guess! Our listening exercise is about using the snooze button on your alarm. Listen to the research about whether or not [...]

[...] you have any Gold hopefuls from your city? your country? English and the Winter Olympics: Listening Exercise [...]

[...] children by the time he turned 40. 5. Had you ____(want) children before you _____ them? Listening Exercise Watch the first 4 minutes of this TED video and try to answer the questions below. 1. What [...]

[...] The video for this English listening exercise is from one of my favorite movies and this scene is a great example of ordering food at a & [...]

[...] Oh boy, more grammar with phrasal verbs. The cool thing about learning phrasal verb grammar is that it really reviews all verb grammar [...] Stress in Phrasal Verbs and Transitive/Intransitive review [...]

[...] Phrasal verbs are tricky in English, then we add in auxiliaries and other rules and students get confused [...]

[...] One of the most difficult things about the English language are phrasal verbs. Our English students struggle with phrasal verbs even at the advanced level. So, we will be [...]

[...] Ugh! I know MORE phrasal verbs. But they are so important! I recently read that a native English speaker uses 30 phrasal [...]

[...] Getting to know LOI English Teachers is essential, because they are the ones who can help you achieve your goals! Find more [...] Alexa Whinery. LOI English Teachers: Alexa Whinery [...]

[...] online. It is fun to talk to people with different backgrounds, that is why many of the LOI English teachers say that they love meeting new people and Kathryn Johnson is an example of that. [...]

[...] in different places, are often passionate about new cultures and experiences. Some of the LOI English teachers are like that, like Mark Zuniga – the LOI English teacher with whom I spoke this [...]

[...] control over what you are saying and control over the conversation you are having as well. LOI English Teachers: Jonathan Johnson [...]

[...] EDIT 1 BY PAUL Today’s phrasal verb of the day is: Deal With Infinitive form: Deal With Present Tense: Deal With/ Deals With ing [...]

[...] It is important to know the difference between a phrasal verb and the noun form of the phrasal verb. You’ll find that the IELTS, First Certificate, CAE, and TOEFL will test you on [...]

[...] of languages existing today can be _____ _____ to a much smaller number. 2. What does the phrasal verb above mean? 3. So how did we ____ ___ with so many? 4. What does the phrasal verb above mean? [...]

[...] you. 4. What does it mean to ‘dare’ someone? 5. Well __ __ smart ass and do it. (phrasal verb) 6. ___ back! ____ back!! 7. The bell ______. And here is one of our favorite scenes from Elf: [...]

[...] There are some words that are difficult to use and easily confused by English language learners. I know from learning Spanish that time expression words can be especially difficult. To [...]

[...] , and most complicated form of the English sentence. Often times, the problem for English language learners is that they don’t follow the rules of the simple sentence structure. The most [...]

[...] English language learners are often unsure about using “would” and “used to” to express [...]

[...] exercise is really interesting to me for a couple reasons, and it should provide our English language learners with a real listening challenge. Me with a morel mushroom near our home in Whitefish, [...]

[...] study English tonight, or close the books and get a good night’s sleep? According to this TED video, you and your English may be better off with more sleep. Check out the TED video below [...]

[...] use ‘could, might, or may.’ This week’s English listening exercise uses a TED video featuring Pete Alcorn’s prediction for the 2200 uses these words frequently. Answer the [...]

[...] isn’t more like Spanish, where every word is spelled like it sounds. But, according to the TED video below, there’s a good explanation for this spelling that actually made me appreciate the [...]

[...] (want) children before you _____ them? Listening Exercise Watch the first 4 minutes of this TED video and try to answer the questions below. 1. What was their first website? 2. There are more [...]

Some or any? You probably learned this in your beginner English class but…. did you learn the exceptions? Do you understand the difference in m [...]

I realized that we don’t have a grammar video on the Passive voice when one of my students made a common mistake using the passive voice. Passiv [...]

[...] should have children? 9. Is there pressure in your society to have children? Using Had Had in English Video and Listening Exercise [...]

[...] . 5. You ate here a lot during your first year at university.   Using Would and Used to in English Video and Exercise [...]

[...] verbs to choose from: pay for, go after, look up, cheat on, point to, wrap up Choose the correct phrasal verb and put the verb in the correct tense in the sentences below. 1. He is _____ ___ our [...]

[...] ___ three hours late because of a mechanical problem. Rewrite these sentences using the correct phrasal verb. 1. The plane is leaving the ground. 2. I unexpectedly saw my cousin at the football game. [...]

[...] phrasal verbs mean? Take the quiz below to test your skills. Fill in the blank with the correct phrasal verb: I don’t ____ ____ pranks. Your daughter is sick. Did she ____ __? Don’t ____ [...]

[...] find out more about the 3 word phrasal verbs and the rules: Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb in the correct tense from the list above. Write your answer in comments and we will [...]