Language Tips: Be polite – how to soften your English
Do you want to keep on improving your English speaking skills? (영어 말하기 스킬을 늘리고 싶나요?) Check out this video by BBC Learning English for some tips on how to soften your English (이 비디오를 보세요.)
Language Tips: Asking Questions in English
Do you want to keep on improving your English speaking skills? (영어 말하기 스킬을 늘리고 싶나요?) Check out this video by mmmEnglish for some tips on how to improve asking questions in English (이 비디오를 보세요.)
Language Tips: How to improve your English by reading
Do you want to keep on improving your English speaking skills? (영어 말하기 스킬을 늘리고 싶나요?) Check out this video by English Lessons with Alex (engVid AlexESLvid) for some tips on how to improve your English by reading. (이 비디오를 보세요.)
Language Tips: Learn English with Friends
Learn English in a fun way! Check this video out by Learn English With TV Series.
Pronunciation Tips (발음 팁): How to Pronounce Contractions: American English Pronunciation
Do you want to improve your pronunciation? Check this out to learn some tips for sounding like a native speaker.
Idiom of the Week (금주의 숙어): By the skin of your teeth
Can you guess the meaning of “By the skin of your teeth”? 당신은 “By the skin of your teeth” 가 무슨 의미인지 아시겠어요?
Grammar Tips: Who or Whom?
Confused between “Who or Whom”? Check this out to find out which one is correct.
Grammar Tips: Beware of Nominalizations
Purdue Online Writing Lab defines Nominalizations as nouns that are created from adjectives (words that describe nouns) or verbs (action words). For example, interfere-interference and decide-decision. But is it really bad to use Nominalizations in daily conversation? Watch this video by Helen Sword of Ted-Ed to fin out more.
Vocabulary Tips (어휘 팁): Useful Adjectives to avoid using “very”
N.H. Kleinbaum said that using ‘very’ is only for lazy people. We need to constantly improve and expand our vocabulary. Check out these useful words to avoid using ‘very’.
Grammar Tips: ‘Cannot’ or ‘can not’?
Confused between “Cannot” and “Can not”? Check this out to find out which one is correct.
