Do you need to improve your English without studying for hours? Would it help to get quick tips to speak better English, along with related practice activities, every week or so?
EnglishHints is now offering a newsletter to help you keep improving your English even when you don't have much time.
For years our free English Detective newsletter has shared interesting articles and talks so you could keep building your vocabulary month by month. (You can find links to old issues here or here, if you'd like to read some of them.)
But many of the professionals I've talked to want more frequent (and briefer!) chances to improve their English. So I'm starting a second, weekly (or almost-weekly) newsletter It will usually arrive on the second, third, and fourth Tuesdays of each month. (I may have a brief review activity first Tuesdays if most subscribers are not also reading English Detective.)
(English Detective goes out on the first Tuesdays. You can subscribe to it too if you'd like to get an email from us every week. It's a little longer-- especially if you decide to read the linked articles, but you can save part of it for later.)
Most issues will have a single topic, with a brief explanation of why it matters (and usually how it can help you speak English better) and a practice worksheet or other activity. Many will link to a page on EnglishHints with more information.
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I hope if you are interested that you will also suggest words, phrases, or topics you need help with or would like to understand better. Those suggestions can make these tips so much more useful!
When you sign up for our Quick Tips newsletter, you also can get one or more free short pdf worksheets to try as well. There will be several choices on the download page: practice business idioms, phrasal verbs, or vocabulary with a crossword puzzle. Choose whichever ones interest you.
I just ask that once you receive your first newsletter, you click on "Reply" and tell me if any of them were useful for you-- and if not, what would be. That will help me know what kinds of practice to prioritize for the next Quick Tips.
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