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Hey English language learners! Today, we're diving into the exciting world of phrasal verbs – those cheeky word combos that add flair to...

"Somewhere in that ancient mystic trinity You get three as a magic number The past and the present and the future The faith and hope and charity The heart and the brain and the body Give you three as a magic number"- Bob Dorough

For me, there is just something about a stage. When I walk into a theater and gaze upon that elevated wood I feel a special kind of energy. Anything is possible on a stage. Wars can end. True love can be found. Equality can be gained. The light shines on all that is right and wrong with the world on a stage. Theater can be an agent of growth and change. It can also be a method for learning English!

Idioms. Love them or hate them, they are a very important part of the English language. Accurately using commonly spoken idioms is an essential part of English fluency. Here are 5 idioms to add to your English vocabulary.

Lunar New Year is right around the corner. I am very grateful for the chance to welcome a new year, again. Quite frankly 2018 has been a little tough so far. Why? Well, I'm glad you asked. Sickness. It seems that I and many around me have been struck with lingering illnesses. The cold and flu season in the States has been vicious. Many of you know that I've been a casualty, laid low for several days by the dreaded flu. Cancelled lessons, delayed announcements, uncontrollabl

When I was a little girl I spent a great deal of time watching television. My mother worked the dreaded , by me anyway, 3-11 shift at a local nursing home. I spent those hours with my Nana. Nana was a strong, loving woman with skin the color of a Hershey's kiss and big toothless smile that was just as sweet. Nana loved me. I knew this. But her first and truest love was gardening. And it was very evident that every growing thing felt the same about her. She could make anythi

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Hello Lion English family,

You're studying English because you need to be successful. That probably describes ninety-eight percent of our English language students. The end goal that signifies success can vary. Perhaps you need to get a great score on your TOEFL. Maybe you're taking a trip to San Francisco and you want to be fluent enough to go caroling. Possibly you're expecting a visit from the foreign CEO of your company and you want to make a great first impression. Whatever the goal is, you've sta