Easter Word Hunt for EFL Students in London: A Fun Guide to Boosting Your Vocabulary

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The long tradition of the Easter egg hunt in Britain apparently dates back to 1290. Almost 750 years later, we are still searching for Easter eggs, and at our English language school, we have decided to replace the eggs with words. Just as spring transforms London, words can transform your English language skills.

Spring in London comes the joys of Easter—a time of renewal, celebration, and chocolate eggs. But what if you could swap those eggs for something even sweeter and more valuable: new English vocabulary? At The English Studio, we’ve crafted a unique Easter Word Hunt to help EFL students to explore London’s vibrant culture while boosting their language skills. Let’s dive into a springtime adventure where words replace eggs, and every discovery enriches your English!

This English words for Easter is designed for EFL students who want to:

• Learn Easter-themed vocabulary in context.
• Practise idioms and collocations at local events.
• Turn London into a playful classroom during spring.

This themed vocabulary guide is alphabetically organised with Easter flair.

1. Blossom & Bloom

• Statement: With daily practice, your English will blossom like the cherry trees in Kew Gardens.
• Idiom: In full bloom – Thriving. (“After our workshops, your speaking skills will be in full bloom!)
• Collocation: Blossoming confidence – Rapid growth of self-assurance.
• Phrasal Verb: Blossom into – With persistent practice, you’ll blossom into a confident English speaker.

2. Celebration

• Statement: Every new word learned is a reason for celebration on your journey to English fluency.
• Idiom: Paint the town red – Celebrate wildly. (After acing your IELTS, paint the town red in Bloomsbury!)
• Collocation: Celebratory atmosphere – environment filled with joy. (The stadium had a celebratory atmosphere after their team’s historic victory)
• Phrasal Verb: Party on – Continue celebrating. (After class, we partied on at Covent Garden!)

3. Eggs

• Statement: Think of each grammar rule as an egg; once you crack it open, it will reveal a previously hidden treasure of language insight.
• Idiom: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket – Diversify your learning methods. (Mix reading, listening, speaking, and writing. Balance the use of apps, classes and exploring London).
• Collocation: Egg hunt – Playful learning (when the eggs are replaced with words). Phrasal Verb: Crack on – Persist. (Crack on with grammar while biking through Hyde Park!)

4. Family

• Statement: Learning English is like joining a supportive family, where every conversation helps you to grow closer towards fluency in the language
• Idiom: Run in the family – Anything common among the members of a family  linguistic skill seems to run in the family.
• Collocation: Family bond – Strong emotional connection between family members (The family bond between the students grew stronger as a result of the language school trip to Oxford).
• Phrasal Verb: Bond with – Bond with your classmates and build a supportive language community.

5. Fresh

• Statement: A fresh approach to studying can transform your learning experience, making even tough lessons feel invigorating.
• Idiom: A breath of fresh air – Something that refreshes and revitalises. (Switching to English dramas was like a breath of fresh air to my study routine.)
• Collocation: Fresh perspective – New outlook.
• Phrasal Verb: Freshen up – Update (Freshen up your routine with interactive language apps.)

6. Growth

• Statement: Watching your vocabulary and skills grow is like nurturing a garden—steady, patient care brings stunning results.
• Idiom: Growing pains – The inevitable challenges that come with learning. (Every learner experiences growing pains, but they pave the way for success.)
• Collocation: Personal growth – self-improvement.
• Phrasal Verb: Grow into – With practice, you will grow into a fluent and confident speaker.

7. New

• Statement: Every new word you learn is a stepping stone to mastering English and to unlocking new opportunities.
• Idiom: A new lease of life – Revived energy. (Idioms gave Fatima’s English a new lease of life; note that this is British English, whereas in American English one says “a new lease on life”)
• Collocation: New beginnings – Fresh start and positive change.
• Phrasal Verb: Take up – Take up a new challenge every day and expand your vocabulary.

8. Rebirth

• Statement: Your language learning journey is a process of rebirth—shed old mistakes and embrace new techniques in order to speak English with confidence.
• Idiom: Clean slate – Fresh start. (Struggled last term? Use spring as a clean slate)
• Collocation: Personal transformation – Significant change to some aspect of one’s life.
• Phrasal Verb: Turn around – Improve greatly. (Turn around your listening skills with our podcast challenges; not to be confused with the noun “turnaround”.)

9. Renewal

• Statement: Renewal is at the heart of spring—just as nature reawakens, your English skills can be renewed with regular practice.
• Idiom: Turn over a new leaf – Start afresh (or start again). (Easter is the perfect time to turn over a new leaf in your language journey; note that the “leaf” here is the page of a book, not the leaf of a tree.)
• Collocation: Renewed motivation – Refreshed drive.
• Phrasal Verb: Start again – Begin something afresh. (When it comes to English classes, Lisa has decided to start again.) Note that the American English equivalent is “start over”

10. Spring

• Statement: As spring breathes life into the city, let it also breathe new energy into your English language learning.
• Idiom: Spring into action – To start doing something energetically. It’s time to spring into action and elevate your English language skills.
• Collocation: Springtime energy – Seasonal vigour.
• Phrasal Verb: Spring up – See how new ideas spring up during our interactive lesson“

Language learning, like spring, is a cycle of renewal—every day is an opportunity to grow, celebrate, and bloom anew. Whether you’re just beginning your journey or seeking to refine your skills, let these themed words inspire you. Embrace the challenge, practise regularly, and watch your vocabulary—and confidence—blossom! Learn more about must-know Easter words.

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Join us at The English Studio in Central London, where our immersive courses help you to turn every season – not just spring – into a chance for growth.

 

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