In part 1 of our article comparing academic English and social English, we discussed the importance of both and how if you’re ready to begin studying English for academic purposes. We also touched on some specifics regarding the characteristics of academic English. We also set up a grammar question related to social English and academic […]

As reported on this blog in mid-June, Professionals in International Education (PIE) chose ILI as one of seven language schools from around the world nominated for the PIEoneer language educator of the year award. In September, PIE will announce the award recipient at a combined in-person/online event from London. No matter the decision, we are honored to be included as one […]

Depending on whether you’re speaking in a classroom or in a kitchen, the English you use changes. When you’re chatting with friends, you may use slang and the names of household items. Your words may be a little unclear, but you can use body language and facial expressions to clarify your story. You can play […]