In our new series, Georgie and Hanan talk about how to increase your confidence speaking English, even when you make mistakes. Find more programmes at bbclearningenglish.com. Show more Do you get ...

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Abstract: Despite the fact that the use of English language is inevitable nowadays, some people find it difficult to learn. Moreover, the advance of technology has brought impacts on the way how ...

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It’s normal to feel nervous when starting a conversation in English. You may know the words, but speaking them can be tough. You might be afraid of embarrassment or being misunderstood. This happens ...

Once a week, in the crowded Zoom rooms of Ladies Let’s Talk, an Austin-based nonprofit, female refugees and immigrants living across the U.S. meet to practice English and build community. Here, ...

Learn how to make a formal and informal introduction in English with ease. Perfect for job interviews and casual conversations!

In part one of this two-part feature, former Sony Worldwide Studios chairman Shawn Layden, Circana senior director Mat Piscatella, and Ampere Analysis head of games research Piers Harding-Rolls ...

Across Africa, English accents vary, but the Liberian accent is often recognized for its clarity, particularly among those with formal education. As linguist Ian Hancock observed, the educated variety ...

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