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This week, researchers released a report on LGBTQ+ students at schools in the United States. It found that almost all LGBTQ+ students who were questioned reported hearing offensive comments about…
English learners should not think that mistakes, or errors, are bad. One American language expert advises that language learners should instead see errors as signs of progress. Alex Poole is…
With many students working on computers from home, teachers are learning new ways to teach their classes. I recently spoke with some English teachers about how they are meeting these…
How can teachers best lead language classes, special education classes, or communication classes while protecting themselves and their students? This fall, American teachers are considering that very question. With some…
Every Friday afternoon, Joel Alvarez gets his disco lights and music ready. When he turns on the Zoom camera at 6 o’clock, he is surrounded by blue lighting, or lights…
An Afghan woman received the highest score last week out of 170,000 students on the national university entrance examination. Her path has not been easy. Two years ago, an Islamic…
If you spend time on social media or the internet, chances are that you have come across memes. Memes are humorous words, pictures or videos shared widely around the internet.…
The classic film Star Wars: A New Hope has a very famous scene. Actors Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford say the following words: What a piece of junk! She’ll make…
On many Everyday Grammar programs, we have talked about a verb form called an infinitive. By now in your English learning journey, you have heard and used infinitives hundreds of…
In a recent report, we explored how the present perfect was playing in a kind of language competition. In today’s report, we will continue our journey with the present perfect.…
Imagine that verbs, nouns, and other parts of language are competing with each other. One verb form or noun might beat a competing verb form or noun. Much like in…
Today, we are going to talk about phrasal verbs. You may remember that a phrasal verb is a verb plus one or two more words called “particles.” Particles can be…
Imagine you want to answer a why question. For example, someone asks you: Why did you go to the train station? Your answer might use an adjective clause. If you…
Today, we begin the program with a short listening exercise. Pay attention for two verbs connected to giving advice: If you are like me, you may not have had a…
The New Year can come on different dates for different cultures. Most of the Western world, for example, celebrates it on January 1st. But one thing many cultures have in…