LANGCLUB BLOG
Test scores, pronunciation, vocabulary and discussion topics, drawn from real Langclub sessions with B2–C1 learners in over 140 countries.
Are you tired of talking about the weather? Are you bored of answering, "What is your hobby?" for the 100th t…
Here are 40 speaking topics for intermediate English students (B1 to B2), each with a main question, two foll…
The moment you stop understanding is not the problem. What you do in the next two seconds is. Most people do …
Most English speaking clubs will let you choose an advanced level. Very few of them are actually advanced. Th…
Most comparison articles are written by one of the platforms being compared. This one is too, so here is the …
You know the words. You would understand every one of them written down. You still missed the sentence. That …
"I disagree" is not rude. It is blunt. The problem is not politeness, it is that those two words end the disc…
The fastest way to improve your English is to get angry (or at least, passionate).When you are debating a con…
CLB 7 in IELTS means 6.0 in Listening, 6.0 in Reading, 6.0 in Writing and 6.0 in Speaking on the General Trai…
If you walked into a classroom in Brazil, Japan, or Germany, you would hear the exact same chant:Teacher: "Ho…
We live in a sci-fi reality. With tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and real-time translation earbuds, language bar…
'Do you have a "loading screen" in your brain?'Someone asks you a simple question in English. You know the an…
For decades, the ultimate goal of every English learner was simple: "I want to sound like I was born in New Y…
You can order coffee without panic. You can understand 70% of a Netflix show without subtitles. You can handl…
Do you freeze up when a native speaker asks you a question? Do you replay conversations in your head, regrett…
The Evolution of English Slang: From Shakespeare to Gen ZEnglish is often described as a living creature, bre…