Here at English Trackers we’re huge fans of TED talks. We think they’re a great resource for learning English, as the speeches are packed full of practical vocabulary, colloquialisms and expressions. So, we’ve decided to launch a new series called “TED Explained”, where we analyse and explain each speaker’s brilliant » Read More
Applying to any Masters’ programme is akin to running for President of the United States. I would compare this to the elections in my own country but the UK literally has the most boring politics in the world…apart from question time, that stuff is gold. BACK to the point » Read More
So, you want to write a novel? Good. I approve of your decision. However… Let’s have a little talk. There are a few things that you will need to understand about what you’re actually doing. Writing a novel is a rewarding experience. It is, without question, a very unique » Read More
Ever felt like you’re banging your head against the proverbial brick wall? At work, not literally! If you’ve ever suffered frustration due to a lack of effective communication in the workplace, you’re not alone. A 2008 survey “Communication in the Workplace,” found that a lack of communication skills » Read More
Psst. Can’t be bothered to read? Why not listen to our recorded blog post instead? I’ve heard it said that we can only take three things away from a presentation. Maybe that also applies to readers of blogs, so to test the above theory, this post will only have three points » Read More