Prefixes | The Basics

I did a disservice by not covering prefixes after I did a post on suffixes. I'll make up for that now.

Prepositions: IN | ON | AT

This post is about the difference  between in, on, and at.

Phrasal Verbs: Go

Time for a look at phrasal verbs with ↑.

CELPIP - Part 2: Speaking

In the second part of our CELPIP series, we'll look at ways to prepare for the speaking part of the test.

What's The Difference? JUST vs ONLY

Welcome to another edition of What's The Difference? where we explain words that are often confused and misused.

Fluency MC: Star ESL Rap Artist & Teacher

As you know, I like to talk up my fellow ESL teachers on social media, especially YouTube. Today's post is on .Jason R Levine: Fluency MC!

CELPIP - Part 1: Listening

The The Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP), by Paragon Testing Enterprises, is an English language test for people wanting to become permanent residents in Canada and Canadian citizens.

In this series of blog posts, we'll look at ways you can prepare for CELPIP

ESL In Vancouver

Are you going to study ESL in Vancouver? Here are two schools and services that can help youfor you.

Speaking English With Confidence Course by JLB

Speaking English With Confidence is a 20 hour course that will make boost your confidence in your English.

What's The Difference? AFFECT vs EFFECT

Affect and Effect: two of the most commonly confused words in English. The intended effect of this post is to affect a positive change in your use of these two misunderstood words😆!

Business English: Writing Your Resume

Today's post is all about writing a resume that gets employers' attention and interest.

What's The Difference? RISE vs RAISE

Today (in this short, short post) we look at the two of the most similar verbs in the English language: rise and raise.

Conditionals: 1st, 2nd, 3rd

If you have ever wondered how to use if and the second conditional, you would start reading this post right now. If you read this post, you'll also learn about the first conditional. I wouldn't have started writing this post, if I had written about the third conditional earlier😆!