We’re back with another comparison of English words from around the globe. In case you missed our last edition of the megabattle, here’s how it works:...
It’s finally here! The most epic megabattle in the English language since the pilgrims settled in the USA has arrived – and it’s a debate of global pr...
Let’s be real: If you’re learning English, you’re not going to use words like facetious and discombobulated every day. With your new English-speaking ...
Welcome to the first episode of Tom’s Top 10 – a series of handy little guides to make the world a better place. (One ten-point list at a time.)If you...
Taking the TOEFL is almost always a stressful experience. You need to get a specific score. You pay a lot to take the test. You’ve been preparing for ...
Job interviews are usually stressful, and a job interview in English can be doubly so. It’s worth taking the time to prepare for your job interview in...
If you’re preparing to take the TOEFL, you’re probably asking yourself why it’s so expensive to take this English test. Fees vary from country to coun...
You’ve probably asked yourself many times how your English skills compare to others. Are you ahead or behind people in your profession, in your indust...
When you need to describe your level of English, precision is essential. Everyday terms like “beginner” and “fluent” don’t mean the same things to eve...
It’s time for another vocabulary update – the Oxford Dictionary leads the way and we happily follow along with all kinds of new words that can perfect...
Most people who are required to take a standardized English test are either applying for a visa or applying for university (or both). A small portion ...
You might have heard it through the grapevine, so there’s no point in beating around the bush – it’s time for more Idioms with Isabelle, aka the coole...
