Look for our unique hashtag on facebook
április 11, 2020
Now, that everyone spends even more time online we updated our earlier posts on our facebook page and placed a unique hashtag, #fastenglishweeklytips in all our posts.
You think you know everything about Halloween? There’s only one way to find out...
Learning a language most often takes discipline and hard work. Except when you find a bunch of great games: board games, apps and online games that help you learn and practise...
3 reasons why: More and more high-quality language blogs are appearing and developing; Improved mobile technology makes it even easier to enjoy blogs on the go; Language learning options can be overwhelming - blogs help you narrow down resources and techniques...
Our keywords for today: #documentaries and #speed Reading a book, listening to music and watching a ”non-popcorn” movie, or some nature or science documentaries can make you feel that you spent some meaningful time at home...
2020. szeptember 1-jével jelentős változások történtek a felnőttképzés szabályozásában. Ennek apropóján Huszár Ágnessel, a céges nyelvoktatással foglalkozó Fast English ügyvezetőjével beszélgetett Baksa Zsuzsanna (Virtual Expert Assistant, VIRAS)
How can words be adventurous or exciting? Do you know what homographs, homophones and homonyms are?
Get a global look
április 4, 2020
Politico dot com published ”34 big thinkers’ predictions for what’s to come” that is how the present pandemic will change the world.
5 words for people who get on your nerves
március 31, 2020
Merriam-webster.com lists these words (and more) in their „Words at Play” series. Let’s see if you have ever heard them and if you know what they mean.
9 Tips on what to do now
március 28, 2020
FAST ENGLISH WEEKLY TIPS ⏩ ⏩ MAKE THE MOST OF IT Interestingly, it’s Tip Berlin’s website where we found the most practical collection of tips, WRITTEN IN ENGLISH , on what you can do at home during the quarantine…
The future of the English language
március 24, 2020
HOW WILL ENGLISH SOUND IN 100 YEARS? There are several theories on how the English language will evolve in the next 10, 20, 50 or 100 years…