Written by Gabriela Estrada

Are you taking English or French classes, following the teacher's explanations and still feel that your progress is slower than you would like? Don't worry, this is common in the early levels and will continue to happen if you don't stop in time!

In fact...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Prefixes are small elements that are added to the beginning of a word to modify its meaning and thus generate a new nuance. One such prefix is "co-"which encapsulates the concept of collaboration and unity by conveying an idea that leads us to use the words "co-" and...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

The spanglish is a dynamic mixture of Spanish and English that emerged in the United States between the 1950s and 1960s, a period marked by a significant increase in migration from Latin American countries, especially from Mexico, Puerto Rico and Cuba, to cities such as New York, New York and New York City.

Written by Gabriela Estrada

A simple visit to the cafeteria can turn into a French lesson. Whether you live in a French-speaking country or abroad, this quintessential social setting can be perfect for practicing and improving your language skills. 

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Written by Gabriela Estrada

In English, the sounds "thee" y "th" when pronouncing "the" make some difference, but this is often subtle or unnoticed. When learning English as a second language, it is necessary to recognize the proper sound and how to distinguish it. The key is in the ...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

If you are studying English at an intermediate level, whether for academic reasons, for work, or for important tests such as IELTS, you have probably heard about the importance of paraphrasing. 

Paraphrasing not only helps to avoid plagiarism in writing, but also to...