Summer 2020, a most unusual one, but that is not to say that we should let it slip through our fingers. Every moment counts and more so than ever. We have come to realise that nothing is certain, and life as we knew it can change overnight.
So many sweeping changes, but I am going to speak about the one that my blog is devoted to: English learning. Don’t let it stop!
Our plans to travel abroad to English speaking countries have been, for the most part, put on hold this year. I encourage you to try and find alternative engaging ways to keep your English in check. Here are five ideas to get your started. For more on this subject, you can read last summer’s post: here. Continue reading “5 ideas to keep learning English outside the classroom this summer”
The aim of this blogpost is to look at language that is emerging as countries are relaxing their coronavirus restrictions and moving on towards a new phase. Replicating the format of a previous blogpost (dealing with the terminology the Coronavirus arrival brought with it, 
When I first heard the word mish-mash, it was love at first sight. 
In this global 
