Prepositions like at, on, and in may be small, but they make a big difference when talking about time and place. In this article, you’ll learn simple rules and see real-life examples to use them more naturally.
Confused by words like lend vs borrow or fun vs funny? You’re not alone! This guide clears up 10 of the most common confusing English word pairs, with clear explanations, pronunciation tips, and examples so you can use them like a native speaker.
Many learners confuse the Short-term Study Visa with the Student Visa. This guide explains the difference in plain British English and shows which visa is required for English courses at private language schools.
Learn the 100 most common English words you’ll use every day — from people and time to essential verbs and fun British slang. Improve your pronunciation with our teacher Kit in the YouTube video included below!
We’re celebrating a very special occasion here at Speak Up London — it’s our 13th birthday!
And what better way to celebrate than by giving you a gift — our amazing community of English learners around the world? We’ve created something you’ll love: a free downloadable guide called “30+ English Phrases to Sound Like a Brit”
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