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London in the summer is a vibrant and exciting place to be. The city comes alive with a sense of energy and enthusiasm as people take advantage of the longer days and warmer weather. There's something for everyone in this cosmopolitan metropolis, from cul

In the northern hemisphere, it is now summer, and for many people this involves outdoor temperatures that they find enjoyable. Unsurprisingly, this leads to people spending more time outside and away from their desks, computers, and books. However, whethe

Make the most of the capital's jolly festivities and add some sparkle to your trip with 101 of the best things to do in London during Christmas.You'll usually find unique, iconic and unusual Christmas activities at venues across the capital. From atmosphe

Think of the 1970 FIFA World Cup and the Azteca Stadium and you will doubtless picture Brazil's fantastic, free-flowing final victory over Italy.Yet while the iconic Mexican arena does indeed have a plaque on its exterior commemorating the 'Partido del Si

When it comes to writing the magic is in the details…. Often the focus of many students in an English school is fluency. Speaking is viewed as the most desired skill to have in English. Writing however can open many doors and choosing the right words and

Ready to start learning English in London? Then you must speak the language of its people. You know the language spoken on the streets. We are currently living in the era of Generation Z, those yung'uns born after the year 2000. Sure, they have coined a l

The IELTS, or International English Language Testing System, exam is a test of English as a foreign language which has become hugely popular over the last two decades. Students all over the world join online English classes or learn English in face-to-fac

One thing students often find strange in English is how to address their teacher, or how to show respect in a foreign language. As a teacher, I am happy that students wish to show me respect, but from experience I know that students sometimes lack the kno

English is very comfortable with absorbing words from other languages, and you can find words from many, many languages in English dictionaries. Unlike, say, Welsh, Icelandic, or French, there is no official body whose job it is to invent new native words

Christmas is a hugely important time in many English-speaking countries, and while its origins are religious, it is now enjoyed by people from all kinds of backgrounds and religions, as well as people who are not religious. While much of the world is taki