What is communicative English? Well it’s in the name… Communicating in English! Communicative English is an approach to language teaching in which a student learns from real life interaction, which […]
Why is English so difficult to learn? Well, in short, broken rules, treacherous homophones, and nouns which don’t really make any sense, all contribute to make English a difficult language […]
Why is learning English important? Well, English is the third largest language spoken by native speakers worldwide and the most popular second language there is. As such, the Importance of […]
Learning a new language is tough, anybody who has attempted to learn a new language will be able to tell you this. But what about when you already have the […]
This January we’ve launched new translations of our website in Spanish at www.ltc-english.es and in Italian at www.ltc-english.it The three websites can be accessed via links at the top of […]
In our last post, we looked at the culture of Halloween in the UK and some language. One thing that is clear is that this traditional event is very popular in the USA and many people make such a big effort when preparing for Halloween in America. You just need to watch ET and you will see how the kids prepared for Halloween. In the UK, it is not as popular as the USA. In fact, there are a lot of differences between the UK and USA with many of the differences being the language. This blog post looks at the differences between British and American English with different names for the same thing.
If you are coming to study with us at LTC in England, you may be making your first long-haul international flight. While some students come to us from Continental Europe […]
In Eastbourne, there is an air show held every year and is an organised event involving the Royal Air Force as well as other military and civilian aircraft. If you study […]
Eastbourne has plenty of attractions and things to do for an international student studying in the town. From Museums & Galleries, to historical points of interest and landmarks, Eastbourne is […]
As with anything, the English language is ever-evolving. But how noticeable is this evolution? How does the English we use today compare to what people were using hundreds of years […]