Jubilee, Drinks and Bowling
I hope everyone’s week started well and that everyone enjoyed the Jubilee celebrations. Due to the bank holiday, there was no social programme on Monday or Tuesday, so I…
Do the monarchy bring value to the UK? Royal podcast part 2
This is a 100% natural podcast conversation by English teachers talking about the monarchy. Nothing was prepared before we discussed this subject, so everything you hear is just like a…
Recipe vocabulary: How to cook flapjack
English food is fantastic - everyone knows that! :) In the video below, a chef explains how to make a famous English dessert/snack called flapjack. If you've never tried it,…
Win a week of free English lessons at SGI London!!!
The sun is shining and here at St George International everybody is feeling that summer vibe. So we thought that it's time to have another great competition where you can…
Natural discussion: Brits discuss the Royal Family
This is completely natural conversation by Brits from London. It's not scripted or read out by actors like some recordings that you get from English textbooks. You'll be able to…
Tips to improve IELTS: Speaking test part 3 sample answer
You must be interested in tips to improve IELTS band scores, so why not try our IELTS competition? You can win 2 self-study textbooks from Harper Collins. Hurry because you…
Negative words? – Eurovision 2012
This is a text about the recent Eurovision song contest. Negative words and ones about types of music are highlighted and explained at the bottom. Don’t forget to do our…
Boat Trip, Drinks, Afternoon Tea and the Tate Modern
On Monday Nicky and I took everyone to the pub for a drink. We talked about the different cultures and how some words in English are rude words…
Natural Conversation – English natives talk music
This is completely natural conversation from the UK. It's not scripted or read out by actors like some recordings that you get from English textbooks. We think that you'll hear…
Discourse Markers: Olympic Flame travels the UK
Discourse markers make your English sound more fluid and advanced. You should definitely use them if you are doing the IELTS exam (as explained in this post). The discourse markers are…
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