English Verb Tenses The Ultimate Guide
Verb conjugations reflect three elements: the subject, the tense, and the mood. The subject may be singular or plural and...
Why is online learning so important during coronavi...
Online learning has become more and more common, whether for comfort, adapting to work hours or just having the freedom...
How to make an appointment in English
One of the mainstays of life is making and keeping appointments. Many people consider “an appointment” to mean a doctor’s...
10 Netflix Series to Help You Learn English
For decades, immersion has been considered one of the more efficient and thorough ways of learning a foreign language. The...
How English Live nourishes Friendship and Understan...
"You almost have that sense of travelling all over the world, even though you are just teaching online at home.”...
What is right? The difference between “Your” or “Yo...
There are some words in the English vocabulary which sound the same as another word but have a drastically different...
EF Pro Cycling: Communication and commitment makes ...
When our Pro Cycling team snagged the title in the Tour of Colombia this February, all their training, collaboration, and...
Sarah’s story: Learning English to create opportuni...
“I was able to retain more information and learn faster because of the methods that EF English Live provides. My...
Strength through diversity: Learning English unites...
In 2018 EF Education First, the world leader in international education, entered the realm of professional cycling by acquiring our...
We explain: How to use Their, They’re and There
English has a number of odd rules that often create stumbling blocks for those who learn English online or learn English listening to conversations...
