Aloha! Here are 4 common spelling mistakes that we should all avoid! 1. Your vs. You’re “Your” is a possessive pronoun, as in ‘your car” or “your dog”. “You’re” is a contraction for “you are”. ...

Ok, so a couple of weeks ago we wrote a long list of English idioms with colours. But then we found this Sesame Street video and had to share. It’s a great way for beginner’s ...

Buenos días amigos! How are you today? It’s Friday today and we want to leave you with a fantastic message from Internet sensation Kid President. This video has gone viral during the past week and ...

Dear you, Today is Friday and the class today is about a message in a bottle that was opened 76 years after it was written. Isn’t that amazing? 1. Read the text 2. Understand the ...

Do you make excuses? Before we read the article and learn some new English words, remember: Here are the four common excuse-making patterns and how to avoid them. 1. Time & condition excuses  Being late ...

As requested by Joan Carla Deseles from our Facebook page, today we are going to explain when “I’ve, you’ve, she’s…” is used in a sentence. It can be used as the present simple such, for ...

José Castelar decided to beat the world record and make the longest cigar in history. Five assistants, forty-two kilograms of quality tobacco and forty hours is what he needs to make this dream come true: ...

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Did you know one of the most common New Year resolutions is learning a new language? A resolution is a promise to yourself that you will make a serious effort to do something ...

Hello, how are you? Do you know what a mime is? A mime is someone who does performances without speaking. It’s a form of entertainment in which a performer plays a character or tells a ...

Good morning lovely people! Today we are going to read a classic Hans Christian Anderson short story. Story Once upon a time there was a prince who wanted to marry a princess; but she would ...