Post Hey, what’s up? Up? The sky or the ceiling, what else could there be? Hmmm… As we can see, guessing the meaning of certain English words and …
Common English Mistakes: ~ed Versus ~ing Words
The proof is in the pudding, the saying goes. However, when it comes to some common English mistakes surrounding adjectives, I’d say the truth is in the suffix. Namely, there …
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17 English Language Memes to Spark Your Fluency
Meme – an image, video or piece of text, typically humorous in nature, that is copied and spread around rapidly by Internet users. That would be the dictionary definition of …
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The Best Way to Learn English by Using YouTube
Okay, random question: which of these two do you do more often – watch TV or YouTube? Don’t answer that – we all know the answer. You’re online right now, …
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How to Speak English like a Native by Watching These YouTubers
I usually get students asking me how to speak like an English native. Here’s what I suggest to them (and what I suggest to you as well). Think of all …
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5 Good Places to Find Short Stories in English for Students
When learning a new language, anything can be put to good use so that it benefits your fluency, regardless of how small it may seem. Just take short stories as …
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6 Neat Tricks to Improve Your English Pronunciation
Let’s face it – proper English pronunciation is the gift that keeps on giving. What I mean is: even if you can communicate fairly well and you’ve aced every English …
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Never Get Lost with These English Greetings
Ever wondered how to “correctly” greet that new classmate of yours? Maybe a random person in the street you just want to ask for directions? Oh, what about your boss …
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Make Strides in Your English Fluency with American Idioms
If there’s anything out there that can help you level up when it comes to your English expertise, it’s idioms, particularly American idioms. Being more widely spoken in the world …
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The “If” Battle: Conditional Sentences in English
Where there’s a will, there’s a way… they say. But, as an English teacher who’s probably heard every single worry, excuse, and challenge that a student can have, I always …
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