More Practice with Prepositions: In, On and At

Would you like to know how to use the prepositions in, on, and at? This free infographic can boost your skill. Practice using these prepositions for time and location.

Talking about Family and Hobbies

Do you want to talk about family and hobbies in English? Here are some great questions and answers to get you started.

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Using “Just” in English

How can you use “just” correctly in English? “Just” can mean “immediately,” “only,” “simply,” and “exactly.” Find out how to use “just” correctly in this mini lesson and quiz!

Using “Always” with Simple Present and Present Progressive

How can you use “always” correctly in a sentence? Also, how can you use “forever” and “Constantly” in place of “always”? Find out with this mini lesson and quiz!

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Conversation Questions about Family

Do you want to talk about family in English? Here are some great conversation starters about family.

Conversation Questions about Music

Do you want to talk about music in English? Here are some great conversation questions about music.

Conversation Questions

Want some great conversation questions? These questions can help you start talking about weather, currents, at a social event, at work, on a walk, and while you are waiting somewhere.

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A Nicer Way to Say Someone is Picky

Picky is a loaded word. If you use it, you can sound like you are criticizing someone. Better options are “choosy” or “particular.” How can you use these well? Read on.

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8 Parts of Speech

What are the 8 parts of speech? Find out here definitions and examples of nouns, verbs, pronouns, adverbs, interjections, conjunctions, adjectives, and prepositions.

5 Brain-Based Solutions to Stop Procrastinating

There’s an 8 in 10 chance you procrastinate. Procrastination can be problematic. Here are 5 practical, brain-based solutions to help you stop.

Why We Procrastinate

Would you like to understand the brain-based reasons for procrastination so you can overcome it? Want to improve your English? Read this article to find out how.

Prepositions: In, On, At

Would you like to know how to use the prepositions in, on, and at? This free infographic can boost your skill. Practice using these prepositions for time and location.

Stop Procrastinating By Doing Nothing

Looking for a great tip to stop procrastinating? Want to improve your English? Read this article to find out how doing nothing might help you do more.

What is April Fools Day?

What is April 1st all about? How do people celebrate April Fools Day? Find out here.

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How to Give Sincere, Specific Compliments

The ability to compliment well is a vital skill both personally and professionally. It is vital for relationships and has the power to build your team, promote the strengths of others, and help team members stay motivated and on track. Do it well.

Success on Three Fronts

How can you achieve success in your profession, family, and life? Find out from Alejandro, as he explains how to have success on these three key fronts.

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Success is Development

How do you define success? Seong Wook from South Korea defines success as development. Find out his recommendations for success.

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Expression Session: To Take Something With A Grain Of Salt

Idioms, colloquialisms, and other expressions are vital for professional communication. Find out the origin and meaning of the expression “To take something with a grain of salt” in today’s Expression Session!

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