On New Year’s Eve people all around the world celebrate at midnight according to their own culture and customs. People might attend parties or host them, watch fireworks with friends, dance and sing songs or gather together with family for
The start of the new academic year is an exciting time and many international students will be using the first few weeks to get to grips with a whole new academic way of life. Even if foreign students have grasped
We would like to wish all My English Language visitors a very happy Christmas and best wishes for the holiday season! We hope you have enjoyed this year of English language articles and blog posts and we look forward to
Congratulations to Laurence Prieur from France who has won the Maltalingua ‘spot the difference’ competition! Laurence will enjoy a 2 week holiday to Malta, including free English language tuition at the top Maltalingua language school.
The London Jazz Festival 2018 is in full swing! People have been flocking to the capital to hear the melodious blast of trumpets, the rhythmic scratchings of snare drums and the ponderous strummings of the stately bass. So what better time
British Sandwich Week begins on 16th May 2021. This event will see all sandwich lovers cutting slices from the wholemeal loaf, washing the rocket and baby tomatoes, layering smoked salmon and spreading the camembert. Now you just need to find
We’ll be losing an hour of sleep soon as we put the clocks forward one hour. That’s right, it’s the start of British summer time! This means lighter afternoons and mornings. The only ‘fly in the ointment’ is the missed
Maltalingua English Language School is giving away a Holiday to Malta + 2 Week English Course! Maltalingua English language School is giving away a 2 week trip to Malta, including a free English language course to the winner of its
Is it possible to learn English by telephone? This was an idea put forward by the London mayor’s English Language For All initiative this month in an effort to help immigrants learn English. Boris Johnson’s report revealed that many immigrants
Canada has introduced stricter language requirements for people wanting to obtain Canadian citizenship. Applicants will have to provide evidence of language proficiency in English or French. Right now applicants between the ages of 18 and 54 need to demonstrate informally