Daily English Expression

English expression -- Phonebox Language School 

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All what you need to is to login to Facebook.com using your facebook account, so the application will be available to you on www.facebook.com/DailyEnglishExpression.
daily, a new English expression, read out by a native British speaker.

When you like the application, you will have the opportunity to apply for a free Email lesson delivered each week by Phonebox Language School.

One more benefit is a free trail online speaking lessons with a professional native teacher over Skype or telephone.

How to choose the place to study English

Here we will take a look at important  factors to take into account when choosing the place you are going to study English.

Access to Native Speaking Teachers

learning a second language with native speaking teachers is very important. This will give you the chance to learn in the best possible way and ensure that you pick up the new words and grammar as quickly as possible, and improve your listening and speaking skills.

Using new teaching techniques

You need to take a look on the studding program in the place that you will study in it, to find if they applying new techniques. there are techniques that will help you learn faster and easier.

Chances to Practice

It is an important  way to get a native speaking fastener your language skills developing,  is to get a good deal of practice. after you finish your classes, so you have a chance to carry on learning once you leave the classes behind.
This is the kind of thing which you can only really do in a place where the language you are learning is spoken widely.By studying English in a country like this then you can read the newspapers, watch the television and listen to people talking in the street as ways of learning new words.
Creating discussion points, and all the students should paricipate in it. listing to an english songs, will also be a good practice.

The place location

 It is important to pick a city where you are going to feel comfortable and where you enjoy the company,
easy to reach.

The Importance of Phrasal Verbs

One of the most important aspect "the other aspects are:vocabulary, writing, grammar, pronunciation, conversation, etc." that one must focus and the most commonly overlooked aspects of the English language is : Phrasal Verbs.  

What is a phrasal verb?

A phrasal verb is the combination of a Verb and a Preposition, so: Phrasal Verb=Verb + Preposition. In most cases, the preposition modifies the definition of the verb. Phrasal verbs are so important for ESL students to study because they are used all the time by native English speakers, and are a key factor in speaking “natural” English.

Phrasal verbs are part of a large group of verbs called “multi-part” or "multi-word” verbs.
The preposition or adverb that follows the verb is sometimes called a particle.

Phrasal verbs and other multi-word verbs are an important part of the English language.
However, they are mainly used in spoken English and informal texts. They should be
avoided in academic writing where it is preferable to use a formal verb such as “to postpone”
rather than “to put off”. 

Example :
To get  =  to obtain I need to get a new battery for my camera.
To get together  =  to meet  Why don’t we all get together for lunch one day?

Drop off - To take something/someone somewhere and leave it/them in that location

Example 1: I have to drop off my brother at school at 8:30.
Example 2: I dropped off my laundry at the cleaners yesterday; I have to go pick it up tomorrow.

Think about how different these sentences would sound without the preposition: I have to drop my brother at school at 8:30. In this case, the verb without the preposition “off” sends a very different message, and is not correct.

There are hundreds of phrasal verbs in the English language, many of which have more than one meaning.

Some phrasal verbs, such as “Pick up” have over 5 different meanings/situations in which it can be used.
There are many free online resources and lists which can help you build your Phrasal Verb vocabulary.


This is just an introduction to phrasal verbs, but if you want to truly speak natural English like a native English speaker then you must make a concentrated effort to use and understand them regularly in your speech.