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Meet Yuko Kokubo: Our Japanese Lesson Creator
Our lesson materials are a big reason learning with us is so fun and effective! But did you know that besides English lessons, we also have Japanese, Korean, and Chinese materials? Today, we’ll go behind...
5 Halloween Words You Can Use All Year Round
Did you know that some Halloween vocabulary is actually used in everyday life? Today, we’ll show you how native English speakers use the words, “skeleton,” “haunt,” “grave,” “graveyard,” and “coffin” in daily conversation! 1. Skeleton...
How to Stop Running Out of Time on TOEIC Reading
If you always feel rushed during the TOEIC reading test, you’re not alone. Most test-takers are overwhelmed by the 100 questions they need to answer in just 75 minutes! Luckily for you, we at Engoo...
10 Useful Phrases To Make The Most of Online English Lessons
Online tutoring lets you study anytime, anywhere, and with whoever you want. But did you know you can also choose what you learn, how you learn, and what type of corrections you want? Here are...
Best Ways to Express Your Opinion Without Saying “I”
Did you know that you can say “I think” without using the pronoun “I”? Doing so can actually help you sound more objective and professional. So today, we’ll introduce five phrases that do just this. ...
One Smart Way to Boost Your English Reading Skills
Every paragraph, news article, or book in English is a mountain to climb. To get to the peak, you need an important skill: paraphrasing. Simply put, paraphrasing is when you use different words to talk...
When Not to Use “Whom” – Even in Formal Situations
As far as I’m concerned, ‘whom’ is a word that was invented to make everyone sound like a butler. American writer Calvin Trillin While this quote isn’t entirely true, using “whom” in many cases will...
Meet Mike: Teacher Trainer, Comic Artist, and Daily News Editor
Engoo Daily News, which delivers fascinating news for students to discuss every day, is one of our most popular materials. But did you know that a lot of work goes into making sure our news...
How to Use “So am I” and “So do I” like a Native Speaker
“So do I.” “So have I.” “So am I.” You’ve probably heard these phrases before. Native speakers use them a lot in conversation. But what do they mean? And how do they differ from “Me...
Still Saying “I Think”? Try One of These Phrases Instead
You’ve probably noticed that native speakers use a variety of phrases to express their thoughts – definitely a lot more than “I think” and “in my opinion.” Today, we’ll go through five common alternatives and explain...
