Are you an animal lover who is studying English? You’ll love todays blog post which is packed with useful vocabulary related to animals. Tomorrow, 4th October, is World Animal Day, an important day focused on raising awareness of animal welfare…
If ever you are stuck thinking what to say in English, you can start a conversation about the weather! ⛅ Let’s look at how to improve your conversation with some new idioms in Kate R’s recent Ask Us Anything Live…
The past form of irregular verbs in English don’t follow any rules, while regular verbs in English in the past end in -ed. But did you know there are three different ways to pronounce the -ed endings of these verbs?…
If you work in an English-speaking environment, or if you use English at work to communicate with international clients or colleagues, you’ll undoubtedly have heard several English idioms. An idiom is a phrase or collection of words where the meaning…
So, you’ve written a killer cover letter, fine-tuned your CV, and now you’ve been invited to job interview! Great! Now, perhaps the nerves are starting to set in. Many of our students come to us looking to improve their business…
Join Intrepid English Founder Lorraine and Intrepid English Teacher Caitlyn for a fun English conditionals lesson on our YouTube channel!✨ Lorraine and Caitlyn explain the four types of conditionals, how and when to use them, and give there’s an opportunity…
In case you missed it, last week Head of Content and Senior Teacher Tom discussed the new and improved Novel Writing Course and shared some of his own work with us in an Instagram Live. Read the full transcript below.…
In case you missed it, last month Intrepid Teacher Tom hosted a very special Halloween Live event on our Instagram page with our Learner Success Specialist Olga. They discussed Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, and the age-old question of who the monster…