Everyday English blog
My apologies for a “fake” blog post
Dear reader, You may have just received a blog posting from me entitled “Why you should read every day.” I downloaded some new tools for
Don’t make me feel stupid: the language of museum panels
This past week, I stumbled upon an old article from Art News, which discussed how museums around the world are re-writing museum interpretive panels (the
How to communicate in English for Americans and Brits
In a recent one-to-one lesson, a student (we’ll call him Klaus) confided in me that conference calls are the thing he hates most about his
The security risks of online translations
Everyone who works in an international setting has a story about a bad translation. Years ago – long before every office had computers – I
English in the workplace – the good, the bad, and the reality
English is quickly becoming the language of business. Is your workplace ready? This issue discusses how to make that transition as smooth and mistake free as possible.
New year, new language skills
Even with the best teacher, you aren’t going to become fluent by attending class once or twice a week. Here are some tips on how to engage with the language every day.
