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This week in the Student Library you will be able to read articles about: Things you have to see in the USA, Resources and tips to prepare for FCE, Polyglot profile: Olly Richards. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter and let us know what you’d like to read next week!
10 hardest languages to learn for English speakers What are the hardest languages to learn for English speakers and why are they the hardest? Find out in this article. Chinese Be it Mandarin or Cantonese both are as hard to learn for an English speaker. Although the writing system is very beautiful …
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Phrasal verbs with come Get to know these 10 popular phrasal verbs with ‘come’. Come across Meaning: to find something or to be perceived as, make a certain impression Example: Jane came across an interesting job advertisement in the newspaper. He comes across as a well-educated man. Come along …
Learn more about studying university in the USA Date: 25th February 2016 Starting: 00:15 GMT Closing: 23.45 GMT Location: right at your desk Here at CourseFinders, we know many of you want to learn a language so that you can study abroad. The USA is the most popular destination that you search …
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Learn languages with YouTube part 2 Some people think it takes a lot of money to learn a language. But the truth is there a lot of free resources online that you can use any time you like. One of these resources are YouTube videos for learning languages. Why is it a good …
This week in the Student Library you will be able to read articles about: Phrasal verbs with ‘come’, Learn languages with YouTube part 2, The hardest languages to learn for English speakers. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter and let us know what you’d like to read next week!
Books for language lovers Are you passionate about languages or want to get an inspired gift for someone close to you who is a language lover? This list of books for anyone interested in languages can be your list of books to read this year or a source of inspiration for a thoughtful …
Collocations with make The verb ‘make’ is used for creating and producing things and refers to the result. Below you can learn the most common collocations with ‘make’ and read some examples. Make a complaint Example: I made a complaint to the manager about the poor service in the restaurant. Make …
Learn languages with YouTube part 1 Just because you want to learn a language unfortunately doesn’t mean you are actually going to do it. Why? Because your motivation will go down, because your off day is going to turn into an off week and you’ll give up, because you will realize it takes …
This week in the Student Library you will be able to read articles about: Collocations with make, Learn languages with YouTube, Books for language lovers. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter and let us know what you’d like to read next week!
