3 Restaurants in New York with Lunch Under $6
There is no doubt that New York can be expensive but it doesn’t always have to be. In this post, I suggest a few spots you can go to find lunch under $6. Punjabi...
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How to Use Meetup to Make New Friends in New York
Before social media applications like Meetup appeared on the scene, many young people resorted to going to bars or participating in activities which cost them an arm and a leg in order to meet...
Idioms about BASEBALL
Last week we had a post about how to see a baseball game in New York City, which is a must-do when are studying ESL here. Baseball Idioms The game of baseball has inspired...
How to Watch Baseball in New York City
Summertime in New York means a lot of different things to people. For many Americans, it means baseball. Baseball is traditionally known as America’s national pastime. The men who play it professionally are often...
3 Free Activities to Do in Summer near Pace
My favorite time of the year has arrived! I plan weekly trips for our students so they can make memories and friendships while they study English in NYC. Summer by far is the easiest and also...
3 Things You Should Know about New Yorkers
What makes New York City one of the most interesting and exciting places to live and study in the world? Many will say that the people of New York are the heartbeat of the...
How to Find Places to Find Peace and Worship in Lower Manhattan
WRITTEN BY LISA KRAFT New York City is full of excitement and energy with so much to do and see. Students at Pace University’s English Language Institute have the opportunity to enjoy New...
3 Beaches You Can Take the Train to From Pace University
I bet one place you didn’t think you could visit after your Intensive English classes at Pace University by train was the beach! New York City is conveniently connected to 14-miles of beaches by...
3 Idioms About Towels
May 25 is Towel Day. To celebrate, we’d like to share with you three fun English idioms about towels. Towel off (v) This means to dry yourself or someone else or something with a towel. ...
3 Things to do in New York on the Memorial Day Weekend
May 28 is Memorial Day in the United States. It is a public holiday and the English Language Institute, like most businesses and all schools and universities, is closed. Enjoy the long weekend! Memorial...
3 Great Museums in New York City
Today is International Museum Day! When you study ESL in NYC at Pace University’s English Language Institute, you have the advantage of being able to visit some of the world’s best museums. Sometimes these...
3 Fun Activities To Do in Spring in Manhattan
Spring is my favorite time of year here in New York City and at Pace ELI. Temperatures are finally rising, classes are either coming to an end or starting, and it’s time to head...
3 Great Pizza Places in New York City
May 9 is WORLD PIZZA DAY and what better place to be than New York City. Different cities in the U.S. have different style pizzas. When you study English in NYC, you get to...
3 Ways to Enjoy Cinco de Mayo in New York
May 5 is CINCO DE MAYO. When you study English in New York at the English Language Institute at Pace University, one of the many wonderful things to enjoy is the cultural diversity. There...
3 Places to Enjoy JAZZ in NYC
April 30 is INTERNATIONAL JAZZ DAY. Jazz is quintessential American music – and New York is one of the best cities in American to enjoy great jazz. When you live in New York studying...
3 Idioms about DANCE
April 29 is International Dance Day. To celebrate, we’d like to share with you three fun English idioms about dance. 1. It takes two to tango This is said when you want to emphasize...
3 Public Art Installations in the New York City Subway
The New York City subway is world class in many ways (not all of them positive), and one of those ways is its support of...
3 Famous Sculptures in New York City to Enjoy
April 24 is International Sculpture Day. This is the perfect day to share three famous sculptures or statues with you that you can find in New York City. These are places you can easily...
3 Idioms about EARTH
April 22 is Earth Day. This is the perfect day to share some idioms about ‘earth’ that are used in English. 1. down to earth If you say that someone is down-to-earth, you approve...
3 Ways to Get to Know Your American Peers
International students often say they decided to study English in America at Pace University’s English Language Institute because they hope to make American friends. However, rather than making these friends when they arrive on...
3 Fun Things To Do on the Easter Weekend in New York
Part of coming to New York to study English is enjoying the culture of your new city. Easter is on Sunday, April 1, 2018 and is a really fun time to be studying and living in...
3 Types of Theater in New York City
March 27 is World Theater Day. New York City is one of the best cities in the world to see theater. Many English language students go to the theater to see famous stars and...
3 Idioms About Purple
March 26 is Purple Day. PURPLE is RED + BLUE. To celebrate, here are three fun idioms” one with purple, one with red and one with blue. Purple State In U.S. general elections, a...
3 Idioms About Water
March 22 is World Water Day. In honor of today, we at the English language Institute want to share three fun idioms about water. (to) Keep Your Head Above Water to manage to survive, especially financially. We have so little money that we can hardly keep our heads above water. Every day...
How to Improve Your English Pronunciation
English Pronunciation can be tricky. There are quite a few sounds in English that are specific to the language and do not even exist in other languages. For example, some English as second language...
WELITON PRALAN
WELITON PRALAN decided to study English due to the fact that it was considered to be an advantage to get a good job in Engineering. Nowadays, it is considered to be a basic skill...
