Variety's on this English menu : have fun practising ! ~~~ Progresse en anglais au fil des divers articles et supports :-)
Découvre les tongue-twisters et autres virelangues d'anglais et d'ailleurs, en faisant un tour à St James Park, à Londres... aujourd'hui, c'est la Journée européenne des langues !
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Prepositions : 14 common mistakes... click on the infographic below to get useful tips on how to choose the suitable preposition : grammar.net website displays a wide range of nice infographics to help you improve your language use : definitely worth...
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The infographic below displays texting characteristics and explains how language evolutions may be related to texting. link
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You [ought to...] regularly revise irregular verbs lists : they're either alphabetical or morphologically-based.... A French colleague built this map to group the verbs by themes, which you might well find it easier to memorise... click on the map to...
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On the examenglish << website, you'll find various free tests to prepare international ESL/EFL exams : IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, and the Cambridge ESOL exams such as CAE, FCE, and PET.
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To describe and analyse a photo... ... you also need to specify the angle taken by the photographer : it often shows his/her intention : what does he/she want to focus our attention on ? Which particular side of the picture does he/she want to highlight...
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This series of animations humorously relates the "History of English" These Free Open Learning videos were created by the Open University ANGLO-SAXON or "Whatever happened to the Jutes ?" The NORMAN CONQUEST or "Excuse my English" SHAKESPEARE or "A plaque...
Lire la suiteThe questions below might help improve speaking in public skills (for instance, speaking in front of your own class/teacher/examiner...). In "King George VI" the speaking difficulties arose from Bertie's stammering ... Yet, such questions may also help...
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