Lion English

Is your English getting rusty? It happens to the best English students. Perhaps you have been studying the English language for years....

We are officially into the fall season, autumn if you prefer. You can probably faintly smell the pumpkin spice wafting through the air. Truth be told, this is perhaps my favorite season of the year. Why? Because, fall is marked by pumpkins, Halloween and festivals galore. It also marks the quick march toward a new year. With only three months left in the year you might be feeling stress to accomplish certain goals before the end of 2019. What goals have you set for yourself

We have this saying in English about the month of March. We say, "It comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb." This speaks to the ferocious nature of the weather during the first weeks of March. Depending on where on the planet you live, March might open with freezing temperatures, snow storms, sleet or chilling rain...just plain vicious weather, not unlike an attacking lion. However, in the final weeks, spring awakens. The world thaws, the temperature rises, and sweet

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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