SPEAKING ENGLISH

Talking about Family

Talking about pains and aches

How to talk about what you want - Expressing Preference

MUST, HAVE TO, HAVE GOT TO - Talking about Necessity

How to talk about money

Pregnancy & Having a Baby

Talking about your Work

Talking about your Responsibilities

СONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH

Asking "How about…?”   (2)

The secret to successful socializing (2)

How to make polite requests (1)

Discussing Advantages & Disadvantages (3)

What are Embedded Questions? (2)

So & Such (1)

Short, easy questions (1)

POLITE ENGLISH

8 ways to say Thank You

Saying Yes and No

WANT & WOULD LIKE

"Sorry!” – 5 ways to apologize in English (1)

How to give advice (3)

ENGLISH GRAMMAR

Using "to be” to describe your life (1)

 

Tag Questions

Have, Has, Had

Do, Does, Did, Don't, Doesn't, Didn't

WILL & GOING TO

CAN & CAN'T

SO & NEITHER

Either & Neither

ALREADY & YET

SHOULD & MUST

 

SOME & ANY

 

Beside or Besides

Besides versus Except For

What Fun versus How Funny

Till and Until are Different

Last versus Latest

Good TO ME or good FOR ME

I can't really versus I really can't

Specially or Especially

Side by Side versus Side to Side

Speak versus Talk

Mistake Vs Error

I Don't Care or It Doesn't Matter

In Time or On Time

More than Me or More Than I?

Borrow and Lend

The Difference Between Hope and Wish

 

English Grammar - SINCE & FOR

How Often? - ALWAYS, USUALLY, OFTEN, SOMETIMES, NEVER

The Difference Between As and Like

The Difference Between Another, Other and the Others

Expressing Time in English

Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Using Apostrophes

Possessive Nouns

Possessive Adjectives

Possessive Pronouns

Order of Adjectives in English

Where do I put the adverb?

Superlative Adjectives (most, best, etc.)

This, That, These, Those

Articles - How to use A, AN, THE

Using 'must' & 'have to' in English

Negative Forms of MUST & HAVE TO

Much / Many / A lot

Using "Since" and "For" with the Present Perfect

Prepositions in English - 'at', 'on', 'in' 

Arrive AT, ON, or IN? (1)

Giving Advice - SHOULD, OUGHT TO, HAD BETTER

BEING & BEEN

English Grammar - Are you bored or boring?

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

Passive Causative

English Grammar - Easy Introduction to Passive

English Grammar - Gerund or Infinitive?

5 Important Phrasal Verbs for English Learners

ENGLISH WRITING

Using Apostrophes

Relative Clauses overview

How to Use Commas

How to Start Any Letter

Letters

ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION

English Pronunciation - 4 Common Mistakes

Basic English Pronunciation - Simple vowel sounds

English Pronunciation - A & E (Man vs. Men)

English Pronunciation - E & I

English Pronunciation - I & EE

English Pronunciation - J & Y

English Pronunciation - S & SH

English Pronunciation - Th & S

Pronounce the English "gh" Sound

English Pronunciation - P & B

English Pronunciation - R & L

English Pronunciation - CAN & CAN'T

CONFUSED WORDS

Confused Words - ADVICE & ADVISE

Confused Words - DURING & WHILE

Confused Words - YOU'RE & YOUR

Confused Words - BEFORE & AGO

Confused Words - EFFECT & AFFECT

Confused Words - YOU'RE & YOUR

Confused Words - sometime or sometimes?

Confused Words - LOSE or LOOSE?

 

Confused Words - LIVE & LIVE

 

Confused Words - By, Bye, Buy, Bi

Bring or Take?

Confused Words - ADVICE & ADVISE

Someone, Anyone, No one?

Choose & Choice

ENGLISH VOCABULARY

Look / See / Watch

Say, Tell, Hear, Listen - How to use them correctly

Borrow, Lend, Rent, Use

English Vocabulary - Birth & Growing Up

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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