Real life will often require you to read something and know how to use what you have read.

Every sentence has one thing in common: verbs. Verbs are the part of speech that make a sentence complete, and they’re very important in the English language—so important that they have their own categories and rules.

Figures of Speech are tools that we can use to make our speaking and writing more creative. They often convey a deeper message.

Idioms are phrases that express cultural learning and convey deeper meanings in our conversations. They can make your speaking and writing more interesting.

Speaking English requires listening, reading, and writing skills to work together. English makes it easier to travel and to work with international clients or colleagues.

Poor listening skills can lead to misunderstandings, misinformation, and conflict. Mastering this skill helps prevent such issues.

Mastering the skill of writing allows you to communicate confidently and persuasively, opening doors to academic, professional, and personal success.

Reading exposes us to new vocabulary, expressions, and sentence structures. It also improves our comprehension and critical thinking abilities.

Mastering English requires mastering the four language skills: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking.

While language learning apps have their benefits, learning with real teachers offers significant advantages due to personalised attention, external motivation and meaningful human interaction.

Proper use of punctuation can change the tone, meaning, and credibility of your writing. This guide will show you when to use punctuation and why.

Children develop creativity, empathy, and self-awareness through language learning, and their perceptions of culture and diversity are impacted by language and understanding. It’s important to give them an opportunity to grow.

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