Learn English online with Everest
Learn English online with Everest Language School. We have prepared a lot of English lessons for our past, present and future students. These lessons will help you improve your grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary. We have lessons to help you improve your General English level, but also to help you prepare for specific exams. Our online English lessons will help you to prepare for the FCE, CAE and IELTS. Start learning English today by reading our blog posts and if you have any questions, just ask us in the comments.
These English lessons have been written by the English teachers in our school. These teachers have years of experience training students to pass the FCE, CAE and IELTS. We also have occassional guest posts from English language experts from around the world.
Sometimes there are too many rules to follow in English. Sometimes learning a language can feel like too much work, especially when you don’t have enough time. We have put together this infographic to help you understand and remember some of the rules for using too much, too many and not enough. If …
Strange Sounds in Different Languages Sometimes when you’re are teaching English or learning English you discover strange things about different languages. This week in class Anne-Marie discovered that dogs make different noises in Arabic, Spanish, French and Italian! We then discovered other strange things… For example, in English the sound “smack” is what we hear when …
What is learning English grammar like? Do you like it? Would you like to learn more? Follow the Everest Blog for amazing infographics, like this one! Do you feel like trying it? If you like the post about the uses of like, click like on Facebook. We would like that 🙂
Why is learning English difficult? 1. Pronunciation: English is not a phonetic language. So ‘red’ and ‘read’ are pronounced exactly the same in this sentence: “She read the red book yesterday” But ‘reed’ and ‘read’ are also pronounced the same, as in this sentence: She sat among the reeds to read her book. But ‘read’ …
5 Challenges Only Learners of English will Understand Read More »
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] IELTS Task 1: Describing a Process / Flow Chart IELTS task 1 is a more technical piece of writing than task 2. You will be allowed 1 hour to complete the two tasks in the IELTS Academic Writing test. The total time allowed for the IELTS Academic Writing test is 60 minutes. Time yourself …
There are FOUR conditional structures in English. We will start by looking at the ZERO conditional Structure: IF + PRESENT SIMPLE, … PRESENT SIMPLE Example: If water reaches 0 degrees, it freezes If I drink gin, I cry! We use the zero conditional to describe things that are always true (i.e. there are NO(or zero!) …
Some advanced points for definite and indefinite articles: Classes (formal): The tiger is threatened with extinction. To name a work by an artist: My mother found a Salvador Dali in the attic. National groups: The Irish are known to be great writers and drinkers. In measurements ‘a/an’ can be used instead of ‘per’: If petrol …
Article use in English – a/an, the or zero article Read More »
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