Steve's Corner

The Linguist on Language, March 15, 2008

I read an interesting article in the newspaper this morning, which I want to share with you. It was an article by George Jonas in The National Post and in it he asks “What is wrong with what one learns in school?”

I want to talk a little about increasing your vocabulary on The Linguist.

The person who had the greatest influence on my language learning was M. Maurice Rabotin, a professor of French civilization at McGill University in Montreal.

Writing is a powerful way to improve language accuracy.

Now is the time to make New Year's resolutions. My resolution is to be better organized and get more things done.

Steve gives us some important tips on learning a language.

How fast can I learn a language? What should I learn first? How fluent can I get in a language? These are common questions. Let's look at them here.

Steve is very happy to introduce us the launch of LingQ, the new version of The Linguist.

Steve discusses Gucci language.

Steve discusses the accuracy, usefulness, and how best to prepare for these three International tests that are used to measure English skills.