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Common English mistakes that Arabic speakers make

Why singing karaoke can improve your English pronunciation
Learning English can be challenging, especially when it comes to pronunciation. But what if there was a fun way to improve your skills while enjoying yourself? That is where karaoke comes in! It sounds simple, but singing karaoke can actually help you improve your pronunciation. Together, we will explore the different ways karaoke can make learning English more enjoyable.

Top 5 mistakes to avoid when preparing for the IELTS exam
English is known as the world’s second language. Many international companies now use English as their everyday working language. Learning English is very important.
Plan Your English Learning Journey: Short Courses vs Long-term Programmes
If you are serious about improving your English, one of the first decisions you’ll need to make is whether to enroll in a short course or a long-term programme. Both options can be effective, but they serve different needs. This article will look at the advantages and differences to help you choose the best path for your English learning journey.
Why Saturday classes are perfect for busy professionals
Are you looking for focused and immersive English lessons on weekends but that are also not far from the crowds of central London?
Saturday Classes vs. Evening Classes – Which Is Best for Me?
In today’s global market, knowing English is an important skill for professionals in all industries. Whether you want to grow in your career, improve your communication, or feel more confident in the business world, learning English is very helpful. However, finding time for English classes with a busy work schedule can be difficult. Two popular choices for working professionals are Saturday English classes and evening English classes. I teach both at SpeakUp London, and I will explain the benefits and difficulties of each option. The best choice depends on your personal situation and how you prefer to learn.
English for work – Networking and presentations
English has become the language of international business. In the first blog article, I spoke about some of the principles of written and spoken communication in the UK. I talked about how to write an email, what to consider when writing an email and why you often need to avoid being too direct when speaking and writing, with examples of how I navigate professional conversations.
English for work – Differences in written and spoken communication
English has become the language of international business, whether we like it or not! A lot of business communication in the 21st century takes place in English between two professionals who are both using it as a second language.

The pros and cons of online language learning
Every part of our lives has been touched by technology, including learning languages. The use of technology in language learning has increased and has become popular over the years.