Many people find that English might possibly be one of the most difficult languages to learn. One of the reasons for this opinion is that there are quite a lot of unusual and contradictory rules. [...]

With about 335 million native speakers, and about 1.2 billion English as a second language speakers, English is the third most popular language in the world. English is a language full of [...]

Learning English is a cumulative process. What you learn during one lesson or study session will build upon what you learned previously. If you’re not consistent, or don’t keep up [...]

Photo by Shubham Sharan on Unsplash Learning English can be a challenge – especially if you are not surrounded by regular English speakers. On top of that, individuals learn differently. [...]

Currently TALK has hybrid model of online and In-Person instruction and administration. In the coming weeks, TALK will increase in-Person levels and classes across our seven locations. Stage 1 [...]

Over the years we’ve had students from all over the world, and while they have been with us they have discovered English sayings and turns of phrases that they love. Let’s take a look at just a [...]

Here at TALK it is critical for us to meet our students at their point of need. That’s why we work hard to provide course offerings that are versatile and engaging. Two of those offerings are our [...]

“The more grateful I am, the more beauty I see.” – Mary Davis Gratitude is something that is important to us at TALK. Last year we started with a short three part series of highlighting and [...]

Non-action verbs or non action verbs do NOT express an action, but represent a state of being, need, opinion, sense, or preference. Examples are the “be” verbs: am, are, was, were, is, has been, [...]

Native Portuguese speakers often grapple with letting go of the pronunciation rules of their native language. For them, this is especially difficult. Portuguese has very consistent rules of [...]