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Hello, boys and girls! Today we´ve brought you eleven words, describing ways of moving. Which one is your favorite?

VOCABULARY 29: Ways of moving →

Fact N1. There’s a symbol of an orange with its leaf on the ESI logo. The logo was first designed in 1992, and was gradually changing its shape until having adapted the current shape. Fact N2. The first official English center, named “Formatec Center, S.L.”, was set up in 2004. Later in 2012 it was […]

4 FACTS ABOUT ESI YOU POSSIBLY DIDN´T KNOW →

Hello, ladies and gentlemen! It’s a beautiful day outside, and today we will discover some vocabulary about the street. First of all, some things you can see in the street We also have prepared several idioms for advanced learners, and here they are: We hope, you’ve enjoyed it. Have a good weekend and don’t forget […]

VOCABULARY 28: Street vocabulary and idioms →

Blueberry muffins!… Why do we read u as (“u”) in “blueberry” and as (“a”) in muffin? That´s easy to remember. In closed syllables, “u” is read as ” ʌ “. a And what is a closed syllable? Well, when the vowel is followed by one consonant at the end of the word, and by two […]

PRONUNCIATION 01: decoding the letter U →

My brother, who lives in Barcelona, is rich. My brother who lives in Barcelona is rich. In which of these phrases does the speaker have more than one brother? … … In the second one. This is the case when comma defines the meaning. “who lives in Barcelona” is a relative clause. If this is […]

GRAMMAR 27: Relative defining and non-defining clauses →

Home, sweet home! Hello, everyone! Today we are going to speak about home as well as idioms and expressions connected to it. You might have heard or seen the very popular expression “home, sweet home”, it is originally English and just shows the importance of home to English people. There is no place like home, […]

VOCABULARY 24: Home idioms →