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English for Juneteenth, America's Newest Federal Holiday

In 2021, former US President Joe Biden signed the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act into law. This act helped create...

English Vocabulary for Protests and Demonstrations

When many people are unhappy about something, they might decide to organize into large groups to show their frustration publicly....

Why Native English Speakers Say "Have" When They Mean "Eat"

Has a waiter ever asked you “What will you have to drink?” Or have you ever heard a native English...

How to Tell Someone You Support Them in English [Updated]

Everyone needs help sometimes. If a friend or family member is going through a difficult situation, there are several things...

13 Free Ways to Improve Your Listening Skills Online

Want to improve your listening skills without spending a dime? Well, we’ve got you covered! We've collected 13 free ways...

Everyday Latin Abbreviations Used in English

Latin has had a big influence on the English language. For example, many scientific and legal words are purely Latin,...

How to Use “So Am I” and “So Do I” Like a Native Speaker [Updated]

“So do I.” “So have I.” “So am I.” Native speakers use these phrases often, so you've probably heard them...

Daily News Lesson Roundup: Amazing Achievements

Every day, regular people around the world do incredible things. So for this collection of Daily News lessons, we've selected...

10 Great Summer Songs for English Learners ☀️🎶

Here on the Engoo blog, we've already written about common English expressions related to the summer. This time, we'd like...

How to Use "Mind" Like a Native Speaker

Although similar, "mind" is not the same as "brain." In fact, it has a deeper meaning and can be used...