Skirting Around: How to Avoid (and Maybe Nail) Your Responsibilities

Hey everyone! Kayla here, your friendly neighborhood English teacher who sometimes avoids laundry by… well, buying new clothes. Don’t judge! Speaking of avoiding things, let’s dive into the wonderfully versatile word “skirt.” It’s not just something you wear (or in my case, *don’t* wear when pulling off a linguistic trick at an art show). Imagine … Read more

Don’t Get Your Dates Mixed Up: Catch Silver Star Sound LIVE!

Alright massive, listen up! Seems like I’m perpetually wrestling with the calendar, always one step behind (or ahead, depending on how you look at it!). But fear not, the music never stops, even if my brain fancies a permanent vacation. Let’s set the record straight, Jamaican style: You know, like I always tell people looking … Read more

Conquer the Chaos: A Real Mom’s Guide to Apartment Organization

Hey friends! It’s your girl from Breyer Family Feed (you know, the one always juggling kids, chores, and maybe, just *maybe*, a little bit of sanity). Let’s talk about something we ALL struggle with: keeping our apartments from turning into total disaster zones. I spent my entire weekend wrestling with clutter, and trust me, I … Read more

Ditch the Dictionary, Dude! Why Perfectionism is Killing Your English (and How to Stop It)

Ever feel like you’re stuck in first gear with your English? Like you’re revving the engine, ready to take off, but then slam on the brakes because… *what if you mess up?* Trust me, I get it. I’m Rebecca from English at the Ready (yep, that’s me on TikTok!), and I’m a recovering perfectionist. We’re … Read more

Unlock Your English Potential: Fly High with These Proven Tips

Hey everyone! Titisha here, and guess what? Today, we’re not soaring through the skies in a plane (though that safety briefing definitely gave me flashbacks!). Instead, we’re taking off on a different kind of journey – one that’ll help you conquer the English language! Just like those pre-flight instructions, I’m here to equip you with … Read more

Ditch the Dictionary, Dude! Why Perfection is Your English Enemy (and How to Chill Out)

Okay, so you’re learning English. Awesome! But are you, like, *obsessed* with getting everything perfect? Trust me, I get it. I’m Rebecca, the English teacher behind English at the Ready, and yeah, I’m a recovering perfectionist myself. (Seriously, ask me about the time I spent three hours choosing the *exact* right font for a presentation… … Read more

Ace Your Altitude: Essential Airplane Safety Tips Explained Simply

Okay, folks, picture this: You’re finally buckled into your seat, ready to jet off to that dream vacation. But before you get lost in thoughts of sun-soaked beaches and exotic cocktails, let’s talk safety. Think of me as your friendly neighborhood flight attendant, minus the drink cart (though I wish I had one right now!). … Read more

I Can’t *Fathom* It! Decoding This Dramatic English Phrase

Ever heard someone say they “can’t fathom” something and wondered what in the world they were talking about? Trust me, I get it! As an English teacher (you can find me breaking down more language quirks over at https://www.tiktok.com/@englishwithkayla), I know that English is full of these little phrases that sound way more complicated than … Read more

Ditch the Diploma, Keep the Dream: Teach English Online and Get Paid!

Okay, so you’re like me, maybe feeling a *little* lost in the adulting jungle. You’ve got mad skills, a killer personality (obviously, you’re reading *this*), and a burning desire to explore the world… or at least fund that next concert ticket. But that pesky university degree? Yeah, it’s not hanging on your wall. Don’t sweat … Read more

#Level Up Your English: Looking Up To and Looking Down On (Plus a Little Secret!)

Hey everyone! 👋 It’s English with Lisa, and today we’re tackling two phrasal verbs that are super common but can sometimes trip you up: “look up to” and “look down on.” Think of them as opposite sides of the same coin – a coin that represents your opinion of someone! Ever wondered how to express … Read more