Gerunds are words that end in “-ing” and act like nouns in a sentence. They can be used as the “doe...
Ren Walt
5 must read books for Intermidiate learners of English.
5. A fictional story with simple world-building and an easy-to-understand narrative. One of my favo...
Maynk
Greetings, I think for this blog I will side-step the ‘daily schedule’ bit and talk about my early ...
Stephen Brivati
Today: Apa Kabar VS Bagaimana kabar Anda
Hello, how are you? Today I will discuss the phrase "Apa kabar?" And "Bagaimana kabar Anda?". The...
Natalia P
Living on my own axis Today, I am going to talk about 'some tips on how to live our lives'. You m...
Teacher Asuka
I would like to recommend two things. 1. Go on a cycling holiday. 2. Go solo. A few years back, I d...
T Mun Yee
Improve Your Pronunciation But Be Yourself
Learning a new language is a tremendous undertaking for many reasons. Vocabulary is essential. Gram...
Ren Walt
Here is a fun jab at my new stepping stone. And guess what, I also created a discount to mark the ...
Maynk
Do you have a collection? I’ve had many in my life! When I was young I collected everything from ro...
Zach McLaughlin
Do you keep a journal of your daily experiences ?
Writing improves with frequent practice, the same way in which fluency in speech improves with pra...
Suja
Photo by Mauro Tandoi on Unsplash I didn’t think I’d ever be a dad, but I kind of feel like one the...
Zach McLaughlin
Many English students use "I have to...", but there is another natural expression. もし興味があったら、動画を見てみ...
John Nanakamado
I just completed my 100th lesson with Cafetalk. Teaching on this platform gave me the opportunity t...
Véronique
I love Japanese literature, especially contemporary writers. Of course, needless to mention that Ha...
Elza B
Back in the student heydays, my battle-cry was "Seize the day!" This was when nothing was impossibl...
T Mun Yee
Subject-verb agreement is usually pretty simple, but it can be confusing sometimes. Subject-verb a...
Ren Walt
Hello, everyone. How's it going? This is Teacher Asuka.I recently read an interesting article about...
Teacher Asuka
Happy Friday from Indonesia GMT+7. Today I will discuss how to say greetings in Indonesian. What yo...
Natalia P
5 material nouns with crazy usage as verbs!
Creating the verb forms of a noun is a fairly simple task. Although, some verbs have meanings far f...
Maynk
Currently Reading: The Precipice
I have been slowly and steadily reading this book for a while now. It's a very deep and detailed re...
Maynk
Hello everyone. It’s been a while since I wrote a blog as I have been so busy with my new job and ...
Stephen Brivati
Being Bilingual & Growing up in Vancouver
Happy May!A couple of weeks ago, I made a video of my interaction at the Tim Hortons drive thru.Def...
Ami Hallie
Take Command of your English Speaking Goals
Free talking can be useful but not everyone wants to learn English this way especially if you have ...
Suja
Help Me to Fill Out the Questionnaire
Today I'm not going to talk about Indonesian lessons. But I want to know what kind of Indonesian le...
Natalia P
I'm not really sure who my favourite music groups are these days, so I took a look at what I've lis...
Zach McLaughlin
Curtain Call for Book Depository
Many of you may have received this notification from Book Depository (see image). I wonder if like ...
T Mun Yee
DIPHTONGS AND COMBINED VOCALS. In Indonesian, there is a vocabulary formed from diphthongs and a ...
Natalia P
“She’s gone to London.” “She’s been to London.” どう違うんでしょう?
“She’s gone to London.” “She’s been to London.” これらの文章には注意が必要です。似ているようでいて、意味は全く違います。 Be careful...
Vicky B
It is interesting to know that the applications of Math are all around us! Have you ever looked at ...
Tutor Mercy