You’ve heard native English speakers saying “gonna” and “wanna” all the time in everyday conversation, but how do you use them correctly? When is it appropriate to use them? In this lesson, you’ll learn 7 things you need to
Have you ever met someone who speaks really good English, even though they’re not a native English speaker and they have not studied English in the classroom? It’s hard to believe, but these people do exist! When I was
Which kind of English should you learn, British English or American English? Today I want to help answer your question – and I’m going to tell you, the answer is American English! Here’s why. So Gabby, Are You American
Are you working from home now? Maybe you used to have face-to-face meetings, but now you need to have video conferences while you are working remotely at home. Now, let’s learn the English phrases native speakers use for video calls.
It is essential to understand the news, especially with everything going on in the world today! How can you quickly and easily improve your listening and understanding of everything you hear? This is important, not only for your English skills,
Today we’re talking about two words that seem quite similar but are actually quite different – first and at first. I’ve heard a lot of English learners use it at first when they really mean first. What do they mean?
Today’s English lesson might upset a lot of people! We’re going to talk about five rules that native English speakers rarely follow. Do you think it’s okay to break grammar rules if no one else is following them? I know
Three tips to learn any language faster Whether you’re preparing for an upcoming trip, planning to move abroad, or just want to expand your horizons, learning a new language is your ticket. Thing is, learning a language is a massive
Languages are always growing and changing, and English is no exception. If people begin to use a new word a lot, it gets added to the dictionary! And that’s the best way to learn new vocabulary – listening to people
Many adult language learners love grammar! Grammar gives us a solid base on which to build our new language. But even if you know English grammar better than many native English speakers, you might still struggle with having a conversation.
According to the British Council, by 2020 over two billion people will be speaking or learning to speak English! The English language is quickly becoming the language of the world – so how can you really learn it? Here are
Hi! I’m Vanessa from Go Natural English. How have you been? Recently, Gabby and I taught you how to answer the question, “How are you?” Today we’re going to teach you something similar. How to Answer the Question “How Have
A lot of my students tell me that they have trouble understanding sentences that contain have had or had had in the same sentence. It seems strange, but it is correct! In this English lesson I’m going to show you
Hi, how are you? Vanessa here. Have you had a good day today so far? Many of my English students asked me how to use “have had” correctly. We’ll talk about what you need to know, give you lots of
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