When learning a new language, having the right mindset is key. If you lack the right mindset, your path to English fluency may seem like an impossible one. Therefore, it’s important to have the right mindset when learning English, or
In your career, you will most definitely come across business emails. And it’s important that you know how to write one. Whether you are someone who has no job yet, or someone who is new to the workforce, or someone
Siri is meant to be a search tool, but we can also use it to practice English conversation with an iPhone! Do we really even need humans for English conversation practice anymore? How much can we learn with Siri on
Third Conditional – The Difference Between Would, Would Have and Would Have Had Have you ever wanted to use “would,” “would have,” and “would have had,” in English conversation, but weren’t sure how to use them? This English lesson teaches
Are Listen vs. Hear the Same or Different? The verbs “listen” and “hear” seem identical, but there is a subtle difference between them. But in some cases, we can often use them interchangeably. What’s the difference between listen vs. hear
Answering the Top Five Most Difficult Interview Questions in English Job interview questions can be unnerving and sometimes even uncomfortable for some people. And not only do you need to overcome your nerves, you also need to be noticeable and
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Saying “Nice to meet you” in the wrong situations is a mistake that a lot of my English learner students make when speaking English. You tend to use “Nice to meet you” too much. Actually, this common phrase is actually
A lot of my students say that writing in English is the most difficult, because the words are so hard to spell. Don’t worry, English speakers misspell words all the time! Let’s talk about hard words to spell in English.
No one is going to tell you “hey, you’re ruining the conversation, could you stop?” So, it’s important to do some self-reflection here. This is going to help you have more positive conversations with Conversation Killers and Simple Ways to
At first glance, “each” and “every” are the same. But when we look at more examples, we see they’re really different! Sometimes they can be interchangeable with each other. The correct use is more about the feeling and less about
Summary of Regional American English Accents: There are around 160 recognized dialects of the English language, or regional accents. These terms are often used interchangeably. Even if you’re really into accents, it would probably be impossible to learn them all.
Influential Female English Teachers share their tips for international women To celebrate International Women’s Day, we have tips from the most inspiring women teaching English as a Second Language online. Through their social media, YouTube channels, online courses, and tutoring, their combined
Using the zero conditional English grammar tense is a good way to improve your English, make longer sentences, and speak more like a native. How do you form the zero conditional tense in English? It requires us to construct a
How can we answer the question, “Do you need the car tomorrow?” If we know for sure the answer is yes, then the simple future is what we need.Yes, I will need the car tomorrow. But maybe you are not
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