Written by Gabriela Estrada

The start of a new year is often the perfect time to renew ourselves at work, in our studies, or in our personal growth. Learning a language is usually at the top of the list. However, most people start a course, study for years, and never manage to speak...

Written by Edwar Manjarres

Holiday shopping in Quebec (Magasinage des fêtes au Québec) are the most common situations you will encounter throughout the holiday season and will serve as a starting point for improving your French.

Using the verb offer(to offer/to give) instead of ...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Pay to "exist"? Yes! A real signage error asked Vancouver drivers to pay before "existing" instead of "exiting." It sounds like an existentialist joke, but it's a real and common mistake!

In this blog, I will give you a list of...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Planned decisions (use of going to) vs. last-minute decisions (use of will). The words"will" and "going to" are the two most commonly used when talking about plans, promises, and predictions about the December holidays. Those who are learning English can approve...

Written by Edwar Manjarres

“Attache ta tuque!” (Tie down your hat!) is a very typical expression in Quebec. It is used to warn that something intense is coming, and in the months of December, when winter arrives, it is more common to hear it.

In this blog, I present an imagined account of the routine...

Written by Gabriel Estrada

Reviews that endorse our English and French courses

Are you looking for the real proof that a language course works? The answer lies in those who have already succeeded.

Today we dedicate this blog to the more than one hundred reviews that motivate us to go ahead with the teaching...