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Understanding idioms

Idioms, phrases, colloquial expressions, proverbs and slang are parts of speech which can not be translated literally. That is why

When teaching second conditional, I always ask my students the following question: “If you had one more year to live,

In America people mix apples and oranges, in England chalk and cheese and in Serbia grandmas and frogs. 🙂 Here

Our dA architects from the upper-intermediate group have successfully completed their English course, passed their tests and have been awarded

Tower Language is gathering students for English courses starting in October. Since our groups are pretty small, call us asap.

“Dear Lord, I still haven’t started working on my English. Tomorrow maybe. If only I had started learning English last year,

Hi there. So, I have tried a real, hard core telepathy exercise the other day with a friend of mine.

The only thing where I find my self-worth is in helping others. I have just come back from my holiday.