Britt's English Club

 So you’ve read the article on  5 Common Preposition Mistakes Every Beginner Makes  and now you want to put your skills to the test? Complete these 10 multiple-choice questions and check your answers (and their explanations) at the bottom of the page. No cheating! I always ... my best clothes before ... a job interview. A) put / going B) put on / going C) put on / going to D) put / going to My cat always sleeps ... the afternoon. But she has too much energy ... night! A) on / at B) in / at C) at   / at D) in / on I sent an email ... Sarah last week, but she still hasn’t .... me. A) to / replied to B) at / replied C) from / replied to D) to / replied Americans celebrate Thanksgiving ... November. Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving ... the second Monday of October A) on / on B) in / on C) in / in D) on / in I wake up ... 7am every day because I have to ... school.  A) at / go B) in / go C) on / go to  D) at / go to  When you make a cup of tea, make sure yo...

Do you feel like your English level is stagnating? Are you new to learning English and you’re not sure where to start? No matter where you are on your journey, learning how to build an English learning routine will accelerate your progress and help you reach your goals faster. Stay consistent & Set SMART Goals In general, consistency and setting goals are key to making progress on any type of project. It can be easy to feel intimidated when we only look at the things we don't know. But like most things, it's easier to take learning English step by step. That’s why it’s important to make Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound (SMART)   goals. Those goals might look like challenging yourself to watch 1 video on YouTube in English a day and 1 English movie a month. Or reading 1 article in English a week and changing the language to English on your gaming consoles. Or producing the language by speaking and writing in English at least once a week as wel...