I don’t sew but my wife does. Making things according to instructions is a great way to practise English. The first link is from my wife and then I looked around from there.
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The Digest – 6th September
Here are some posts you may have missed on Get Great English this week. To avoid missing out, why not subscribe by entering your email at the top, liking the Facebook page or adding me on Twitter.
Five Things I Always Get Asked That Don’t Matter
I teach at schools, universities, NPOs and companies. I teach beginners all the way up to advanced. Here are five things I always get asked that don’t matter.
The Digest: 30th August 2014
Here are some posts you may have missed on Get Great English this week, which was Campus Week.
The Digest: 23rd August 2014
The Digest: 16th August 2014
Taking a Break from Study
It can be easy to study too hard and feel like you’re tired of English. Don’t do it! You need to take a break and allow yourself to relax. There are still ways to do this and get English exposure.
The Digest: 9 August 2014
Here are some posts you might have missed on Get Great English this week.
On Monday I put up an infographic about 3D shapes vocabulary.
On Tuesday I wrote a post about apostrophe use.
The podcast was about Summer.
On Thursday I showed you how to use ‘would like’.
On Friday I wrote about how to use ‘almost’ correctly.
The Digest: 2nd August 2014
Your English Role Models
Everybody has heroes and people they admire. We want to emulate successful people. English students want to be like English native speakers.
In my opinion, as an English teacher, here are some great role models for your English.