viajar → to travel un viaje → a trip, a journey una jornada → a day el problema/los problemas → trouble (/problems) vacunarse → ...
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Language learning by videoconference: Coronavirus lock-downLanguage learning by videoconference: Coronavirus lock-down
En inglés y español. ¿Estás perdido o, tal vez, estás buscando un nuevo interés? Ya sea que estés buscando una nueva forma de actualizar ...
Timetable: Self-ServiceTimetable: Self-Service
Online Timetabling MiProfe English language students have quick, straightforward access to their timetable online for lesson bookings. Why? Several reasons: to boost efficiency, offer ...
Understanding English—and making yourself understoodUnderstanding English—and making yourself understood
What you should know: English pronunciation and how to improve comprehension. Why proper pronunciation is especially important for job interviews. How to ensure that ...
New Year ResolutionsNew Year Resolutions
Happy New Year! As we start 2018, some people like to make New Year resolutions—eat less chocolate, drink less beer, stop smoking, go to ...
Getting ready for your English examGetting ready for your English exam
Here are some tips which many students have found helpful to revise for English language exams: Make sure you are thoroughly familiar with the ...
Write and improve updated!Write and improve updated!
Practise your English language writing for college, university, work or business. Get free feedback and improve with this exciting new web service. Also, ...
Do you use a vocabulary notebook?Do you use a vocabulary notebook?
Click above to watch If not, why not start soon? Using a vocabulary notebook is a great way to learn, practise and memorise new ...
Hurry! Free IELTS study materialsHurry! Free IELTS study materials
Cambridge ESOL are offering free Language for IELTS learning materials online until the end of March 2016 with a platform called Cerego. Using this, ...
Spot the deliberate mistakeSpot the deliberate mistake
Can you find the misspelt word? Answers on a postcard, please. (This was a common way in which competition entry descriptions and instructions finished, ...