Leverage your questions skills for better conversations

A lot of people want to learn conversational English, rather than grammar and writing. One way to better your conversational English is through improving your ability to ask questions. Asking questions in a skilled way does NOT equal conversation, but it is a key ability that can greatly improve your conversation experience. Because in a […]

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Learning English with AI – Will AI retire language teachers and language schools?

How will AI transform learning languages? Many of us dream of learning languages in an easy way. Students sometimes comment is class jokingly that they would appreciate a language chip to be installed or somehow the language knowledge be uploaded into their brain. That shows they would rather spend their precious time on something else

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I think, I think, I think – Spice up the ways you give your opinion

In a meeting we have different conversational roles. We express our opinion. We agree. We disagree, we suggest things etc. As matter of fact, we do exactly the same in most conversations. What may vary are the phrases we use. In informal conversations we tend to use “I think” as the most common phrase to

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