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About us.

At Better English, we empower individuals through English mastery. Our innovative language education is designed to transform lives by opening doors to endless opportunities.

We promise to be your bridge to a world of possibilities.

Explore our courses.

IELTS

Master the English skills needed to excel in the IELTS exam. Our course is designed to prepare you for success, covering all aspects of the test with expert guidance and practice materials.

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Engage young minds in a dynamic learning experience. Our EYL program is tailored to cultivate a love for English from an early age, combining fun activities with essential language skills.

English for Young Learners (EYL)

Unlock a world of opportunities with our ESL course. Whether you're new to English or looking to enhance your skills, we offer immersive learning, practical exercises, and real-world applications.

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☕ According to some, "coffee" entered the English language in 1582 from the Dutch word "koffie." The Dutch borrowed that word from Turkish and Arabic for coffee, which they learned through trade with the Ottoman Caliphate. So, Dut

🌟 Discover our #WordOfTheDay: "Ample" - Plenty to go around!

Example: "The community generously donated food, ensuring ample supplies for those in need." 🍛

Learned something new? Give us a ❤️ and share a sentence using 'ample

🏆 We each have our goals and what it would mean to be successful. In a sentence, share what success looks like for you in the comments.👇

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📝 Today's lesson: Don't just breeze through your past papers – dive deep and uncover the secrets to success! 💡 Take the time to review and learn from your mistakes. Your next test will thank you! 🚀

Share some issues that frustrate you when

🗣️ Getting ready for your speaking test? Remember: prep is key, but keep it natural! Avoid memorizing answers and focus on understanding the topics. Your goal? To sound relaxed and spontaneous during the test. 🎙️💬

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📚 Grammar yip: Choosing "were" vs "was" 🤔🔍

⭐ Confused about when to use "were" and "was"? Let's clarify! Use "were" for plural subjects and "was" for singular subjects. Here's a quick gu

🌳 Early Germanic tribes wrote on thin slices of beechwood, and as time passed, they called them 'boc.' Eventually, 'boc' turned into 'book,' which is why we use that word today to refer to collections of written or printed pages. The early Germanic

🪨 It's difficult to learn anything new, learning English is no different. Persevere and stick with it as there'll come a point when you've mastered the language. 💪

Share some issues that frustrate you when learning English, and we'll help out.👇

In a world full of glitz and glamour, being down to earth is a rare gem. 💎 Tag someone you admire for their down-to-earth nature and share a moment that exemplifies their humility below!

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⭐ Confused about when to use "who," "that," and "which"? Let's break it down! When referring to people, we use "who," while for animals and things, it's "which" and "that." Here are some exa

☕ According to some, "coffee" entered the English language in 1582 from the Dutch word "koffie." The Dutch borrowed that word from Turkish and Arabic for coffee, which they learned through trade with the Ottoman Caliphate. So, Dut

📚 Grammar yip: Choosing "were" vs "was" 🤔🔍

⭐ Confused about when to use "were" and "was"? Let's clarify! Use "were" for plural subjects and "was" for singular subjects. Here's a quick gu

🌳 Early Germanic tribes wrote on thin slices of beechwood, and as time passed, they called them 'boc.' Eventually, 'boc' turned into 'book,' which is why we use that word today to refer to collections of written or printed pages. The early Germanic

⭐ Confused about when to use "who," "that," and "which"? Let's break it down! When referring to people, we use "who," while for animals and things, it's "which" and "that." Here are some exa

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