by Mike Simpson | Jan 6, 2025 | Uncategorized
Pronunciation may be one of the most important skills one can practice when learning a new language. There are many ways to increase your speaking and pronunciation skills. While studying don’t forget to get feedback. Your friends and family may not offer the...
by Mike Simpson | Jan 6, 2025 | Canada, English, ESL English, History, Toronto, Uncategorized
Do you like to read? It’s an amazing skill that allows us to communicate with friends and family (via text, email) and learn more about the incredible world we live in. If we read regularly we improve our general literacy skills, learn about the society we take...
by Mike Simpson | Nov 8, 2024 | Business, Education, English, ESL English, Professional Development, Vocabulary
Welcome. Are you ready to “collaborate” with me? and what does that really mean? Is it just a buzz word? If not, why is it important to know and use this word? Aside from interviews and usage by HR or human resources workers, there really is a trend and...
by Mike Simpson | Nov 8, 2024 | Seasons, Uncategorized, Vocabulary
Here’s a winter vocabulary list tailored for beginner to intermediate English learners. These words are grouped by categories such as seasons, temperature, precipitation, and clothing to make them easier to remember. Seasons Winter – the coldest season of the year,...
by Mike Simpson | Sep 24, 2024 | Canada, English, ESL English, Seasons, Vocabulary
I’d like to welcome you to fall and wish you a great season. Some of us students and some teachers, and all of us are likely interested in vocabulary like fall, also known as “autumn.” The question, among many, is should we say fall or autumn and is...
My Recommendations for Practical and Fun Ways to Improve your English Pronunciation (Speaking Skills)
Reading about Toronto History with Adam Bunch
Vocabulary Study: Office Work, Collaboration and Teamwork (Intermediate to Advanced)
Words for Winter – Vocabulary for Seasons, Temperature, Precipitation and Clothing (Beginner to Intermediate)
Should We Say Fall or Autumn? (Looking at Seasons, Semesters and Etymology)