Getting your head around!

Last week, in English for Lunch, we got back to those dreaded phrasal verbs. And, guess what? We had a look at possible constructions with ...

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Time to cheer, time to share

Would you like to try different food specialities on the same day? Even better, during the same meal! I can imagine some puzzled faces. Don...

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What a mixed bag!

(Definition - thanks Google ) mixed bag noun a diverse assortment of things or people. It was a real treat for me to...

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Limericks!

Not only is Limerick a major city in the Republic of Ireland with a population of nearly 100,000 people, it is also a form of 5-verse humor...

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Word pairs and listening! Lots to do in our English for Lunch

Last week, in English for Lunch, we had already finished our series of common collocations in the English language. We had seen preposition...

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You can count on us!

Last week, in English for Lunch, we continued working on common collocations found in the English language! We had already seen preposit...

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Forming new words

Last week, in English for Lunch, we finished our series of lessons on how suffixes can be used to change a word class. We had seen how to u...

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Diphthongs in English pronunciation as the main topic of our English for lunch

As we have seen lately, English spelling can be quite confusing for students, mainly when they are trying to figure out how to pronounce wo...

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This is the rhythm of... English

Last week, at English for Lunch, Peartree students got into the rhythm of English! As many learners point out, one of the main obstacl...

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Once you've been to English for Lunch...

Once you've been to English for Lunch, you'll never look at English the same way again! You’ll never know what you’re missing ...

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ENGLISH FOR LUNCH - YUM YUM

With students from Spain, Turkey, Germany, Italy, Thailand and Japan it was a multinational lunchtime language session on Thursday 21st Se...

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