Have a question?
Message sent Close

A Day in the Life

It’s time to practise some writing. Today, I’d like you to focus on the structure of your piece. Try to use some phrases to signpost where you are in the narrative. I’d also recommend using prepositions of time and place to add some specific information and detail.

Journal Entry

Writing a journal in English can be a very effective way to get a little bit of writing done daily. You should still try to challenge yourself and try to use new vocabulary and phrases as you describe what you did and how you felt.

Writing topic: Choose a typical day at home and write a journal entry about it. Describe your morning routine, activities throughout the day, and feelings as you do your daily tasks. What moments stand out to you? How does your home environment influence your mood and actions?

You might also enjoy

How to Handle Stress

Whenever we want to share information or some kind of message, we need to structure the way we say it to make it easy to understand. There are many phrases and words in English that you can use. When listing a few things or ideas, the simplest way is to

Again! Again!

If you’ve ever taken care of a toddler, you’ve probably noticed they like routine and repeating things over and over again. Today, we’ll take a look at an article that talks about this phenomenon. The article is not too long, and you should be able to skim it for the

Prepositions of Time and Place

Prepositions can be a bit tricky, especially the most common ones such as on, at and in. You’ve probably studied the use of these many times before but mistakes in them are so common, a bit of extra practice won’t hurt. With prepositions on, at and in the general rule

BrainStuff

BrainStuff is a podcast that releases short (usually under 15 minutes) episodes daily. They usually offer a short introduction to a specific topic. They often speak quite fast during the episodes, so don’t forget you can slow down the audio in most podcast apps. BrainStuff: How Do We Define the