How to prepare for an English exam – The 6 Best ways! Are you thinking of taking an English exam? Perhaps you should. They’re a good way of motivating you to study. Here are our top tips on how to pass an English exam in nine months. This is the first part of a series […]
[Continue Reading...]Laugh & Learn English at the same time – Class on Crazy Emergency calls Learn to describe an emergency! English for emergencies In this cass, you’ll improve your listening skills with some funny (and ridiculous) emergency calls. For a FREE gift, visit our homepage www.learnhotenglish.com If there’s an emergency in the UK, you can dial […]
[Continue Reading...]29 great tips on how to improve your English! Here are 29 of our top tips on how to improve your English (or just about any language!). 1, Read for 10 minutes With just 20 minutes a day, you can really improve your English. Read for 10 minutes (an online article, a graded reader, etc.), […]
[Continue Reading...]What are your New Year’s resolutions? 1 Pre-listening Look at this list of New Year’s resolutions. Which ones have you ever tried to make? How did it go? Which ones would you like to make? Why? • Eat healthy food • Stop smoking • Get fit • Learn a language • Recycle more • Spend […]
[Continue Reading...]Tell jokes and stories in English – the present simple 3 In this class, you’ll learn how to use the PRESENT SIMPLE for telling jokes and stories. We can use the Present Simple to tell a story: Two goats are on a tree trunk over a mountain pass. They both want to go to the […]
[Continue Reading...]How to enjoy your Learn Hot English products with Flipbook Viewer Before starting its very important to download the Flipbook Viewer App from the App Store, look out for this symbol once downloaded this icon will appear on your phone. 1. Now go onto our website learnhotenglish.com and click on the three horizontal lines in […]
[Continue Reading...]The Present Perfect: PAST actions connected to the present! We can use the Present Perfect to talk about things we’ve done before now, in the past, that have a connection to the present. Here are some Present perfect examples: • I’ve broken my arm (so I can’t play tennis now). • She’s spent the money […]
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