Do you need a boost to your confidence when speaking English? Do you wish you were less fearful of learning and speaking American English? Check out Gabby’s tips in her video on 5 ways to become a fearless American English
The difference between “I have been” and “I had been” is confusing to many who are learning English. In this video (found below) we will give an explanation beyond the grammatical that will help make the difference clear. The Example
Could you use 75 ways to politely interrupt a conversation as you learn to become an awesome American English speaker? Even while we’re learning new ways to comfortably speak English like a native, it’s important to never forget to use
When is the right time to use the phrase “got it!”? or should you instead use “get it!”? Both sound similar, but using one over the other may be more appropriate to get across exactly what you mean. get-it-or-got-it Get
Hi everyone! Today we’ll learn about a common and confusing concept involving expressing a future action. This is about when to use WILL and GOING TO. Both of them refer to future actions. Although in some cases they can be interchangeable, because there
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How can you become a more awesome English speaker? There’s an easy, fast, and free way to improve your English fluency (right now)! Does that sound interesting to you? Then, you should check out Gabby’s video below for her 5
WHAT DOES THE INTRUSIVE R SOUND LIKE? In this video, Gabby talks about the intrusive R and what it sounds like in American English. Have you ever watched an American TV show called “Boardwalk Empire”? Have you seen a classic
Verb tenses are really important to learn and master when you commit yourself to the English language. They help make your message become more specific. And their proper use will help others, especially natural English speakers, understand you better and
Are you learning English and want to speak with a North American accent? In the video below your Teacher Gabby provides 8 great tips for learning how to sound like a North American English speaker. Syllables Every word with two
Learning New Vocabulary Words with Portuguese Origins You might be surprised at how many words from Portuguese are used in English! Some of them are specifically for talking about Brazilian culture, but many of them are everyday words that you’ll
Why Translating in Your Head is a Problem and Thinking in English is the Answer In conversations and other situations where you need to be able to process information quickly and respond immediately, translating in your head is a big
What is Connected Speech? Learn how connected speech will help you to speak English faster, more fluently, and much more like a native speaker. Unfortunately, many language learners don’t know about this subject, but we should! First of all, let’s
Why Do Some English Learners Have a Heavy Accent and Some Sound Like Natives? You would never guess some people weren’t born native English speakers. They have just the perfect English accent. Then you discover that they learned English as
How to Learn English Vocabulary and Pronunciation Did you know, according to Oxford, there are over 171,000 words in use in the English language? That doesn’t even count all the old-style English words that we don’t use anymore, like “thou”
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