Writing an Informal Email to a Friend (A2/B1 Writing)
When I first arrived in Australia, email was how I kept in touch with home. Here's how to write a great informal email in English.
When I first arrived in Australia, email was how I kept in touch with home. Here's how to write a great informal email in English.
The five short vowels are the foundation of English reading. My daughter is learning them right now — let's learn together!
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My first year in an Australian workplace, I understood every word but missed the meaning. Idioms. Here are the 10 I needed most.
I was corrected sharply during a teaching practice for asking 'Do you understand?' Here's the better question — and why it matters.
I prepared for language exams myself, without a tutor, in three languages. Here's the strategy that actually works for reading under time pressure.
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Every essay, every formal email, every job application I've written follows one structure. PEEL. Let me show you.
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