CATCH UP ON – Spend time doing something which you didn’t have time to do earlier. Make sure you catch up on the homework your ULIC teacher has been sending you!

“If I study at ULIC Centre, I will enjoy studying English”

Monkey around with (or monkey about with) something A: I can’t get any sound on the television. Can you have a look? B: Yes, sure. I bet somebody’s been monkeying around with the controls. Touch, change or treat something carelessly and in a way which may damage it.

How many of these business English words do you know? https://quizlet.com/24550990/the-top-100-most-important-words-in-business-english-flash-cards/

Use more linkers to improve your writing. Here’s an extensive list!

TO GET THE BALL ROLLING Definition:-to start. Example ‘It’s 3pm, so let’s get the ball rolling. We need to finish the meeting by 4pm.’ TO BE ON THE BALL Definition:-If you are ‘on the ball’ you are very alert and quick to respond. Example:-‘I’m sure Clare will think of a solution, she

The summer is over and it’s time to get motivated again. Here are some online resources. http://eltlearningjourneys.com/2015/05/19/websites-for-learning-english/

We hope that the change in weather in Madrid hasn’t made you feel “under the weather”. Do you know this idiom?