If you’re learning English for school or college, you’ll want to avoid making mistakes that could cause you to lose points on tests and assignments. It’s also important to strengthen your reading and writing abilities, as these are essential in the academic world.
Here are the Espresso English courses I recommend for you:
1000 Collocations E-Book
200 Common Errors in English Course
Reading Course
Let’s make reading in English fun instead of frustrating! You’ll improve your reading skills with lessons about various topics in history, science, and culture. These articles were written at a typical reading level for native English speakers. They are designed to challenge you, teach you, and build confidence in your reading ability. You also have the option to do writing tasks and send them in for feedback from a teacher.
600+ Confusing English Words Explained
Do you have doubts about similar words like extend/expand, distinct/distinctive, and specially/especially? This book will answer your questions and teach you how to use these words correctly. I’ll clear up your doubts by explaining the differences and showing you examples. After reading this e-book, you’ll be able to use these 600+ words without worrying about making mistakes.
Advanced English Grammar Course
This course will help you take your English from “pretty good” to “great!” You’ll study and master the more complex areas of English grammar – like mixed verb tenses, advanced sentence structures, conditionals, connecting words, and much more. The lessons are designed to help you SEE the grammar in action, truly UNDERSTAND how it works, and then USE it yourself! You also have the option to do writing tasks and send them in for feedback from a teacher.
Advanced Vocabulary & Collocations Course
Learn 1000+ high-level vocabulary words, so you can speak and write like a master of the English language. You’ll build your vocabulary with advanced words, learn to put them together the same way a native English speaker would, and practice your new vocabulary so you’ll actually remember it. The result? You’ll sound more intelligent and well-educated in English!