Slang – an informal word or phrase used to describe an object, action or person in a manner only understable for the users of the shared lexicon. In this lesson you will read about 25 various slang expressions used by Americans in the United States of America. If you want to read about British Slang, …
Slang – a type of informal language constricted by context and usually employed by a specific group of people. Today’s lesson is on British slang, or unique informal words and phrases used by people around the UK. You will find 25 examples of British slang below. Proper – meaning ‘very’, ‘great’ or ‘extremely. Cracking – …
Historical and Iconic landmarks is a great way to learn about culture through which language acquisition may become easier. In this article you will learn about 9 unique places across English Speaking countries in the continents of North America and Australia. Click here to read part 1 where the iconic landmarks of European English Speaking …
Historical, architectural and just tourist-attraction landmarks are found all over the world. Some more visited than others, some with longer history, and some that are engraved in everyone’s mind. Today you will learn about some of the most impressive landmarks in countries that speak English. The UK Stonehenge Stonehenge is a historically unexplained monument that …
1. Sing! It does not matter if you have ever sung before, do it professionally or absolutely loathe it when you are handed a microsophone at a friends’ or family gathering, singing is one of the fastest ways to ensure you start speaking. Singing works because of the catchy melody or the emotions being conveyed …
