English Phrasal Verbs with Hang | Hang Up VS Out [VIDEO]
Have you ever tried using TV to improve your language skills? If not, you’re missing out! Check out our series on English phrasal verbs where we use clips from our favorite American TV shows to provide context and […]
Read MoreHow to Say “No” in English Without Sounding Rude [VIDEO]
Saying “no” is part of life. And for some of you who are learning English vocabulary, this two-letter word may be the only way you know to express that you disagree or to refuse an offer. But did […]
Read More10 Common English Idioms to Give Your Speech a Native Touch
Learning idioms can help you sound more fluent, more like a native speaker. They might not seem like a piece of cake (that means easy) at first because the meaning doesn’t always make sense. However, learning idioms is […]
Read MoreEnglish Phrasal Verbs with Ask | Ask Out VS Around [VIDEO]
Do you love watching TV? Perfect! We’re teaching you the most useful English phrasal verbs using our favorite American TV series. It’s effective, and—equally important—entertaining! In this short lesson, learn the phrasal verbs with “ask” and how to use […]
Read MoreEnglish Phrasal Verbs with Go | Go Out VS Over [VIDEO]
In this bite-sized lesson, you’ll learn some phrasal verbs with “go.” English phrasal verbs can be tricky for learners! And boring English grammar lessons, like the ones you had in school, make learning phrasal verbs even more difficult! […]
Read MoreEnglish Phrasal Verbs with Take | Take Off VS Out [VIDEO]
Learning and mastering how to use all the different English phrasal verbs can be a challenging task. That’s why we’ve designed a new series to help you—and to make it more fun! Remember, learning English grammar doesn’t have […]
Read MoreChop Chop! 30 Must-Know English Abbreviations [VIDEO]
Many students studying English tell me that they understand everything when they are in their English lessons. But when it comes to watching English TV programs or movies or chatting with native English speakers, they struggle to understand […]
Read MoreExpress to Impress: 23 Ways to Say “Yes” in English [VIDEO]
Are you hoping to enrich your English vocabulary? Today, I’m going to talk about a word that you probably use a lot. In fact, it’s THE most common way to express agreement or affirmation in English: “yes!” What’s […]
Read MoreLearn with an English Podcast in 2022 🎧 16 Podcasts to Listen to Now
Listening to an English podcast is a smart and entertaining way to improve your English. In addition to practicing your listening skills, listening to podcasts is a great way to keep your brain active throughout the day. There […]
Read MoreLearn These American vs. British Words, Avoid Embarrassing Mistakes! [VIDEO]
Would you like to learn English but don’t know whether to choose a British or an American dialect? Are you curious about some of the differences in American vs. British words? Two of our English teachers, Lisa Joy […]
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