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Learn what IELTS Writing examiners really want. Tom from AngloPass explains the marking criteria in simple language and shares clear IELTS Writing tips to help you move towards Band 7.

Category: Travel English Level: B1  What you will learn:  10 essential phrasal verbs for travelling  How to pronounce them naturally in connected speech 

🎙️ From Roman Markets to Modern Boutiques. A Journey Through Time Category: British Culture Level: B2 (Upper-Intermediate) What you will learn: Improve your shopping vocabulary. Learn about London’s shopping districts.

🌍 Modern Interview Tips for English Learners: Part 1  🎙️ Hello Anglo Passers, it's Tom here and welcome to today’s post. Your First Step to Interview Success in English

👋 Hello Anglo Passers! Did you know that football (⚽ soccer in American English) wasn’t always about stadiums and sponsorships? Back in mediaeval England, it was more like organised chaos, with rival villages kicking a pig’s bladder through the streets, no real rules, and the occasional fatality.

Learn how to answer “Why did you leave your last job?” calmly and professionally, using a simple structure, natural phrases, and a real case study.

Learn how to answer “What is your biggest weakness?” in a job interview using a simple structure, positive language, and a real example.

Learn how to answer “What are your strengths?” in English job interviews using a simple structure, real examples, and confident, professional language.

Today’s Special is for B2 level learners  who want to feel more confident with Past Perfect  and Past Simple . What’s the Past Simple? We use the Past Simple  to talk about an action that finished at a specific time  in the past. Structure: Subject + Verb 2  (the past form) Quick Espresso Tip: Verb 2  is the simple past  form — not the past participle ( Verb 3 )! Examples of Verb 2: work → worked visit → visited eat → ate go → went Examples: I visited  London last year. She f

Top 10 London Attractions (For B1–B2 English Learners) Introduction London is a city full of famous landmarks, exciting museums, and beautiful sights. In this guide, you will discover 10 of the best attractions in London. Each place is explained clearly, with important new vocabulary to help you learn more about the city and improve your English! 1. British Museum The British Museum is one of the most important museums in the world. It tells the story of human life from ancie

Learn how to confidently answer the interview question “Tell me about yourself” using a simple past–present–future structure, useful phrases, and a real-life example.

If you're planning to study, work, or move abroad, you'll likely need to prove your English level. Two of the most popular exams are IELTS  (Academic and General) and the Cambridge exams  (like FCE or CAE). But which one is right for you? Here’s a quick guide to help you decide. What’s the Difference? IELTS  is available in Academic  and General Training  versions and is used for university, work, or immigration . Cambridge exams  (like B2 First  or C1 Advanced ) assess your

If you think grammar mistakes are just for beginners, then think again. Even fluent, confident English users slip up from time to time — especially when speaking fast or writing quickly. The key is to notice  the patterns and fix them one by one. Here are ten common grammar mistakes we hear all the time, even from advanced learners — plus how to get them right every time. 1. "I look forward to meet you" I look forward to meeting you. "Look forward to" is followed by a noun  o

You've read how British and American English grew apart — but can you spot  the differences when they show up in everyday language? From spelling to vocabulary , this quiz will test how well you really know the two sides of the English-speaking world. BRITISH VS AMERICAN ENGLISH QUIZ 1. Which of these is the British  word for a sweet baked treat? a) Cookie b) Biscuit c) Cracker d) Brownie 2.   Which sentence uses American  spelling? a) The colour of the centre was perfec

This is the second post in our IELTS Speaking Part 1 series. In the first post , we looked at the types of questions you’ll be asked in Part 1. Now, it’s time to explore how to answer them well, and what separates a Band 5 answer from a Band 8. Even though Part 1 feels like a warm-up, the examiner is already listening carefully to your fluency , grammar , vocabulary , and pronunciation  — so it pays to start strong. Let’s compare some answers side by side. For each question,

This is the first of two blog posts about IELTS Speaking Part 1. In this post we look at the questions you may be asked, and in the next post we will look at how to give a good answer - and will contrast between a Band 5 level answer and a Band 8 answer. So, here goes! If you're preparing for the IELTS Speaking test , Part 1 is your warm-up. But don’t underestimate it. This part lasts around 4 to 5 minutes  and covers simple, everyday topics such as your hometown, your job, o