It's never too late to learn English. Especially if you are planning to move or have already moved to the USA. The Highload edition has prepared a new selection of resources for self-pumping your English. British Council Here you will find both ready-made courses and a grammar section.…
The US population is known for its politeness, as well as its many variations of the words "thank you", "please" and "sorry". The author of the “Elena in America” channel on Yandex.Zen suggests learning popular forms of politeness in America. Formal “thank you”: Thank you! - Thank you! Thank you very/so much! - Very…
The modern world is overloaded with information, and we have to make daily, hourly and minutely decisions about whether we want to know all this? Do we need this data? But the time spent online is not always empty, writes AIN. Self-education is necessary for a person not only ...
People always say that the best way to learn English is through immersion. Unfortunately, not all of us can afford to immerse ourselves in a language environment during quarantine, because many immigrant families communicate in the language of their native country.…
The English language has a huge number of phrases that native speakers constantly use, but foreigners hardly know. The Lifehacker publication has collected 15 such expressions that will allow you to pass for one in an English-speaking company. 1. Firstly, secondly, thirdly... “Firstly, secondly, thirdly...” For English...
Learning English will never lose its relevance, and you can learn it not only from textbooks, but also more fun methods. For example, Instagram followings can help get you closer to the media tier faster than a tutorial. Writes about this "Lifehacker". 1. Make cards ...
Do you want to improve your English? The best people to help you with this are native speakers. Lifehacker offers a selection of language social networks for communicating in English. Native speakers will help you improve your pronunciation and correct written mistakes. Slowly Slowly is a unique…
Are you fluent in English, but still find it difficult to read and listen to American news? Don't worry - you are not alone! This is due to the fact that news reports and notes use official (newspaper) vocabulary - words that are not used in everyday life...
Many people do not have enough money or time to study English to attend exactly the courses that they would like, or the schedule does not fit into the work schedule. ForumDaily has prepared information about 7 online English courses in various fields that open in ...
The English language can be seriously confusing. Reader's Digest takes you through 20 confusing rules and discovers which ones you're using incorrectly and which ones you can easily ignore in modern English. "Me" vs. “I” If you say: “Me and Mike went to...