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The possibility of unlimited communications powered by the web has long been taken by our contemporaries for granted, but written communications remain an important part of our life.

Learning English is always fraught with difficulties, including fears and decreased motivation; The British school CIS International School will tell you how not to lose interest in the process of learning a foreign language, as well as give advice on increasing your motivation and energy for lea...

6 levels of command of a foreign language are proposed based on the speaking skills, vocabulary, and grammar knowledge. Today all major international exams, such as IELTS, TOEFL, and Cambridge Tests, are linked to the CEFR levels to help to assess the knowledge of the English language so let us h...

Compliance with the required level of their English language proficiency is a must for everyone who has plans to live or study abroad, to find a job in an English-speaking country, or to win a competition for a position in a high-profile international company.

Let us review some essential modern English teaching methodologies, their differences, and the reasons why a relevant solution based on special needs, personal goals, and time and money resources is required for each person.

Fluent speech combines a set of skills including the ability to comprehend speech, to build up phrases grammatically correct, and, of course, vocabulary or your word capacity. And exactly how many English words you must know to communicate with ease?

English learners often want to enjoy Shakespeare's or Dickens' masterpieces in the original. Although you may have a plan to master a foreign language - a more down-to-earth and pragmatic goal - if you do not read fiction books you have no chances to advance your knowledge of the language.

It is well known, that there are significant differences between American and British variants of English. What are these differences and how did they emerge?

Russian language speakers are fortunate in a way that their mother language is one of the official UN languages and today it is spoken by about 300 million. Historically, however, English is known by 1.5 billion or roughly 20 percent of the world's population, and this is the most obvious answer ...