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"English with a Cuppa" is your online virtual English café. A place for you to relax and have fun and interesting English conversation with one of OLA's native English teacher and... Read more

In this lesson with Greg, founder of Online Language Academy, you will learn how to use the following English FALL Verbs: FALL FALL DOWN FALL OVER FALL OFF FALL OUT FALL UP FALL INTO By... Read more

I've just published a video to answer a question I had from one of our YouTube viewers, and I wanted to tell you that if YOU have any questions for me, just tell me, and I will do a video for you too!... Read more

In this lesson with Greg from Online Language Academy you will learn all about the Second, Third and Mixed Conditionals in advanced English grammar. For these commonly misused grammatical constructions,... Read more

In this lesson you will learn the difference between many prepositions of place in English grammar, including IN, ON, AT, BY, UNDER and OVER. Students commonly make mistakes when using prepositions... Read more

The vowel sounds we are going to be looking at in this pronunciation lesson often cause problems for our students, and cause confusion when knowing how to pronounce pairs of words such as low and law. The... Read more

In this lesson we are going to look at the excessive politeness that is stereotypical of the British, and you are going to learn a selection of very important polite English expressions that we use in... Read more

Both OLA’s English Conversation Classes and Premium Online English Classes will help you improve your fluency and increase your confidence in spoken English, and both types of classes are conducted... Read more

As an Englishman living in Spain, I often hear Spanish people telling me that they don’t speak any English at all. “Nada”… “Cero”…”Cero Zapatero”… However,... Read more

Have you ever talked about the places you visited while on holiday in England, and then seen a confused look on the face of the person you’re speaking to? This is probably because you’re pronouncing... Read more