Posted on Friday, November 26th, 2010 under International Students, Learning English, Video
No matter how many hours are devoted to learning a language from a textbook, it’s impossible to get a full grasp of it from reading alone.
Why? Textbooks don’t teach you the ever-changing vocabulary that is considered “slang.”
Check out today’s video, which breaks down the meanings of a few popular American slang words.
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Posted on Monday, March 29th, 2010 under Learning English, Testing

Are you a student or working professional who speaks English as a second language? You might be asked to take the TSE!
It’s important to know the format of the exam (also known as the Test of Spoken English) and what you will be asked in order to be prepared.
Stay calm! We’ve compiled a brief explanation of the TSE’s purpose and format.
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Posted on Friday, November 6th, 2009 under Learning English, Living in the US, Money

American English idioms flourish around money and business. However, international students may find themselves more bewildered than enriched.
What is a “dog-eat-dog” industry, for instance? Or a store that charges “an arm and a leg”?
Here are some common idioms to make your social interactions more profitable!
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