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John | English Teacher

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@johnplusenglish
👨🏻‍🏫 English Language Teacher
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  • Followers 199.5K
  • Engagement 0.41%
  • Avg comments 22

About John | English Teacher

John | English Teacher (@johnplusenglish) is an Education creator on Instagram. The account has 199,514 followers and 1,490 published posts. Recent posts average 890 likes and 22 comments, an engagement rate of 0.41%.

An audience of 199.5K puts John | English Teacher in the mid-tier, between 100,000 and 1 million followers. John | English Teacher follows just 43 accounts, which leaves well over 1,000 followers for every account followed. John | English Teacher uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files John | English Teacher under a single category, Education.

John | English Teacher's Instagram bio is brief, at 3 words. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for John | English Teacher dates from June 2026.

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1,490 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for John | English Teacher, 5 are videos and 5 are carousels. No single format accounts for most of them. John | English Teacher has built a substantial archive of 1,490 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 134 followers for each post published. John | English Teacher also keeps 2 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 151 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include learnenglish, inglés, inglese, англійська and save. The captions tag #learnenglish, #inglés, #inglese, #英语 and #англійська.

“Coolcation”... have you heard this one yet? 🧊✈️

Too hot at home? Just go somewhere cooler. Simple. Here’s how we use it 👇🏻

🥵 The problem

👉🏻 “Madrid in August? No thanks. I’m booking a coolcation.”
👉🏻 “We skipped the beach this year. 40 degrees is not a holiday.”

🧊 The solution

👉🏻 “We took a coolcation to the Scottish Highlands. Best decision ever.”
👉🏻 “Norway, Iceland, the Azores... coolcation destinations are having a moment.”

🤔 The concept

👉🏻 “It’s a portmanteau: cool + vacation.”
👉🏻 “The opposite of a sun holiday. Climate change made this word
necessary.”

Have you planned any coolcation this summer? Or where would YOUR coolcation be? Drop it in the comments 👇🏻

🔖 Save this one for summer! 👨🏻‍🏫
#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська
“I’ll die on that hill”... do you know this idiom? ⚔️🏔️

If you have an opinion you’ll never back down from, that’s your hill. Here’s how we use it 👇🏻

⚔️ Holding your ground
👉🏻 “Italian food is the best in the world. I’ll die on that hill.”
👉🏻 “The 90s had the best music, full stop. That’s my hill.”

🤨 Pushing back
👉🏻 “Are you sure that’s the hill you want to die on?”
👉🏻 “You’re really gonna die on that hill? In front of everyone?”

🏳️ Backing down
👉🏻 “Honestly? Not a hill I’m willing to die on.”
👉🏻 “I used to think that, but it’s not worth dying on.”

What’s YOUR hill? Drop it in the comments 👇🏻

🔖 Save this one, you’ll need it! 👨🏻‍🏫

#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська
“Is the Pope Catholic?” 🤔

A sarcastic way to answer a question when the answer is blindingly obvious. It means “yes, of course.”

Other phrases that do the same job:

🐻 Does a bear shit in the woods? → Same idea, a bit more crude. Keep it casual.

👑 Does the Pope wear a funny hat? → A playful spin on the original (he does wear a mitre).

There are others, more vulgar. Not sure if I should say them here. 😜

💡 Tip: These are all rhetorical. You’re not really asking, you’re saying “obviously yes.” Match the bluntness to your company.

📌 Save this for the next time someone states the obvious.

#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська
Four animal idioms for the people in your life 🪿🐒🐝🦫

We use these all the time to describe someone’s personality, usually with a wee smile. 😏

🪿 A Silly Goose
👉🏻 someone being playfully foolish
💬 “You put the milk in the cupboard again? You silly goose.”

🐒 A Cheeky Monkey
👉🏻 someone naughty in a fun, harmless way
💬 “Stop hiding my phone, you cheeky monkey!”

🐝 A Busy Bee
👉🏻 someone always active and hardworking
💬 “My grandmother is such a busy bee; she never sits still.”

🦫 An Eager Beaver
👉🏻 someone enthusiastic and quick to volunteer
💬 “First to arrive and last to leave, our new intern is a real eager beaver.”

🔖 Save this so you don’t forget which is which! 👨🏻‍🏫

#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська
This is quite a commonly mispronounced word among students. Let’s fix that. 👨🏻‍🔧

LinkedIn → “Link-tin” ✅

The ‘e’ is not pronounced at all.

Easiest way to remember is by treating it as two words, ‘LINK’ + ‘TIN’ and combining them.

Crystal clear?

#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська
This is one of my favourite idioms. Here’s how to use it. 👇

🐴 Back in the saddle. (Back to your normal routine after a break, setback, or difficult period. The saddle is what sits on top of a horse. You fell off. You got back on. You’re riding again.)

🐴 I’m finally back in the saddle at work. (You were off sick, on leave, or just out of action. Now you’re back and functioning.)

🐴 It took a while, but she’s back in the saddle. (Someone went through something tough. They’ve recovered. They’re doing their thing again.)

💡 This idiom works because it paints a picture. You don’t just say “I’m back.” You say “I’m back in the saddle.” One sounds flat. The other sounds like a story.

Save this for the next time you make a comeback. 🔖

#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська
Most learners can agree or disagree in English. Very few do it well. 👇

🩷 Absolutely, and I’d add that... You don’t just agree. )You agree and contribute. This is what good conversation looks like.)

🩷 I couldn’t agree more. (Clean, strong, works in any situation.Formal meeting or casual chat, it fits.)

🩷 You’ve hit the nail on the head. (They said exactly what needed to be said. This is your way of telling them.)

🩷 You’re dead right. (Informal and emphatic. Save it for people you know well.)

🩷 That’s spot on. (Precise agreement. You’re not just saying yes, you’re saying yes, exactly that.)

Swipe for disagreement. ➡️

🩷 I’m not sure I agree. (The softest way to push back. Leaves room for them to explain more.)

🩷 I’d push back on that. (Modern, confident, professional. Common in meetings and debates.)

🩷 I’d have to disagree on that. (Direct but respectful. Nobody feels attacked.)

🩷 I don’t see it that way. (Personal and calm. Invites dialogue instead of closing it down.)

🩷 I’d be inclined to disagree. (Formal and measured. Works well in writing too.)

Swipe for how to soften it. ➡️

💡 The secret to polite disagreement is the word but. “I see where you’re coming from, but...” What comes before it shows respect. What comes after is your actual point.

Save this before your next meeting or class discussion. 🔖

#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська
6 phrasal verbs you’ll hear in every modern workplace. Do you use them? 👇

🔵 follow up 📧 You sent the email. They didn’t reply. Three days later you send another one. That’s a follow-up.

🔵 circle back 🔄 The meeting ran over and nobody made a decision. “Let’s circle back to this on Friday.” Translation: we’re not dealing with it now.

🔵 push back 💬 Your manager sets an impossible deadline. You don’t just accept it. You push back. Assertive, professional, normal.

🔵 take on 📋 The boss asks if you can handle a new project. You say yes. You’ve just taken it on. Watch out: taking on too much is how burnout starts.

🔵 roll out 🚀 The new system is ready. Now it needs to reach every team, every office, every user. That process is the rollout.

🔵 bring forward 📅 The meeting was Thursday. Now it’s Tuesday. Someone brought it forward. The opposite is push back a date (different meaning to push back above).

💡 Quick note: follow up, bring forward and roll out can all be used as nouns too. “Send a follow-up.” “The rollout starts Monday.” “Any pushback from the team?”

Swipe for examples. ➡️

Save this for your next meeting. 🔖

#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська
English has 26 letters. It quietly stopped pronouncing at least 10 of them. 😅😅 Watch out for these; they can catch you out! 👀

🔇 B - bomb, lamb, debt, subtle, thumb, climb, plumber, womb
🔇 G - sign, campaign, reign, cologne, foreign, gnaw, champagne, gnome
🔇 H - honest, hour, rhythm, ghost, vehicle, exhibit, heir, what
🔇 K - knife, know, knee, knuckle, kneel, knight, knit, knob
🔇 L - calm, walk, salmon, half, palm, folk, talk, could
🔇 P - pneumonia, psychology, psalm, receipt, cupboard, raspberry
🔇 S - island, aisle, isle, debris, bourgeois
🔇 T - listen, castle, often (varies), mortgage, whistle, fasten, bustle, Christmas
🔇 W - write, wrist, wrap, whole, sword, answer, two, playwright
🔇 D - could, would, should, Wednesday, sandwich, handsome, handkerchief

💡 Most of these follow a pattern. Silent K and G always come before N. Silent P at the start of a word signals Greek origin. Silent W always comes before R. Learn the rule, not just the word.

☝🏻 Often can be pronounced with or without the ‘t’. I tend to drop the t sound.

Swipe for slide 2. ➡️

#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська
Inversion is one of the most impressive structures in advanced English. 13 patterns across 3 types. All in one post. 👇

🟣 Part 1 — Negative adverbials
Never / Rarely / Seldom / Hardly / No sooner
Move the negative word to the front. The verb comes before the subject.

🟣 Part 2 — Conditional inversion
Had / Were / Should / Were it not for
Replace “if” with inversion for a more formal, more powerful sentence.

🟣 Part 3 — Emphatic inversion
So... that / Such... that / Only then / Not until
Build tension. Delay the main point. Make it land harder.

💡 These structures are rare in everyday speech but common in formal writing, academic English and high-level exams. Using even one correctly in an essay will immediately signal a strong command of the language.

Swipe through all 6 slides. ➡️
Save this post so you have the full set. 🔖

#learnenglish #Inglés #inglese #英语 #Англійська

John | English Teacher's engagement

John | English Teacher's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.41%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 244 followers. An average post collects 890 likes and 22 comments, close to 40 likes for each comment.

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Who is John | English Teacher?

John | English Teacher (@johnplusenglish) is an Education creator on Instagram. John | English Teacher uses an Instagram professional account. John | English Teacher's Instagram bio is brief, at 3 words.

How many followers does John | English Teacher have?

John | English Teacher has 199,514 followers on Instagram (199.5K). John | English Teacher follows just 43 accounts, which leaves well over 1,000 followers for every account followed. John | English Teacher has built a substantial archive of 1,490 posts.

What is John | English Teacher's engagement rate?

John | English Teacher's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.41%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 244 followers. An average post collects 890 likes and 22 comments, close to 40 likes for each comment.

What does John | English Teacher post about on Instagram?

Flinque files John | English Teacher under a single category, Education. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for John | English Teacher, 5 are videos and 5 are carousels. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for John | English Teacher repeatedly use the words learnenglish, inglés, inglese, англійська and save. John | English Teacher's captions carry hashtags such as #learnenglish, #inglés and #inglese. John | English Teacher writes those captions mainly in English. John | English Teacher keeps 2 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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