Ten tips to improve your spoken English in Singapore Many customers are asking us how to improve their spoken English faster? We have summarised 10 tips here for you: 1.Get out of your comfort zone & make friends with people of different nationalities. Use English instead of your mother…
DetailsGRAMMAR: PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE Many of our English language students were confused with the two tenses when they came to us for help. We would like to show you the differences with some examples 🙂 1) We use the present perfect when we think a situation has not ended. E.g. She has known him since shcool.…
DetailsSPEAK GOOD ENGLISH MOVEMENT We really like the website of Speak Good English: goodenglish.org.sg, which provides lots of tips to help people improve their spoken English. You can find useful information at goodenglish.org.sg, such as Common English Mistakes, Grammar Rules, Idioms, Pronunciation Guide, Spelling Tips and also Tips for Parents.
DetailsSAIL TO THE OFFSHORE ISLANDS Hop on a boat and head out to sea to explore the pristine, unspoilt beaches of the neighbouring Lazarus, Saint John’s, Kusu, and Sisters’ Islands. Ferry cruises to these destinations in the south of Singapore are available from Marina South Pier. Marina South Pier 31 Marina Coastal Drive Nearest…
DetailsMERLION PARK What other place would even think of making a bizarre hybrid of a lion and fish its international ambassador? The Merlion’s body represents Singapore’s humble roots as a fishing village. Its head represents Singapore’s original name, Singapura, or “lion city” in Malay. Sounds good to us. Looks even better to the countless…
DetailsSUPER TREES Who needs photosynthesis? Singapore has 18 man-made “trees” between 25 and 50 meters tall, each loaded up with intricate vertical gardens.The colossal solar-powered supertrees are part of the 250-acre Gardens by the Bay. The evening light show gives you a neon appreciation for Singapore’s unique relationship with nature. Garden By the Bay…
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