Monthly Archive for: "March, 2018"

If you have chosen to study English in a foreign country, the chances are you like the idea of travel and experiencing other cultures. Because you are going to be studying in the USA, you will [...]

America is full of amazing things but one thing they are known for it their American classic literature that has lasted the test of time. The following are just some of the few American classic [...]

As we celebrate International Women’s Day today, March 8, we can look back on the past year as one when the hashtags #metoo and #timesup marked the voice of women has become a battle cry [...]

The English language has a lot of words borrowed from Latin and words with Latin roots. I.E. and E.G. are abbreviations of Latin words. There are some clear reasons why Latin features so heavily [...]

In the English language, present perfect tense can lead to a lot of written and spoken English errors by ESL students of all levels.  For some, an equivalent of the present perfect tense doesn’t [...]

“I” and “me” are both pronouns in the English language.  Some instances of which of the 2 pronouns to use – I or me – in a sentence are clear, others…not so much.  ESL students will [...]

There are some English language words that everyone confuses, even native English speakers will say one word when they mean the other.  These commonly confused word pairs aren’t homophones, but [...]

Thank goodness there’s such an embarrassment of riches to be had vacation-wise in Florida—with 4 TALK English Schools located in this southern end of the State, the student ‘picks for Florida [...]

There are so many sights and attractions awaiting you in San Francisco.  Of course, you should walk or bike across the Golden Gate Bridge, take a historic tour, and ride a cable car, but there [...]

There are some things agreed upon by every San Franciscan or anyone who has spent a good amount of time there.  TALK students bound for The City by the Bay should know these 15 important as well [...]