Here is another YouTube English lesson for you! For this lesson, let’s look at 9 ways that we use CARE. We use care about, care for, take care of, would you care for, don’t care …
New YouTube Lesson – Until vs. Till vs. Unless
New on YouTube! What’s the difference between UNTIL and TILL? How about the difference between UNTIL and UNLESS? Well, for a lot of English learners, UNTIL and UNLESS are two words that can be confusing …
New YouTube Lesson – VERY vs. REALLY
New on YouTube! The adverbs VERY and REALLY have a similar meaning, but the way that we use them is different. Do you get mixed up with those words sometimes? Well, in this YouTube lesson, …
New YouTube Lesson – Doubt vs. Question
New on YouTube! The words DOUBT and QUESTION can be tricky for a lot of English learners. That’s because in some languages, DOUBT and QUESTION translate into the same word. I believe this happens in …
On YouTube! Small vs. Little (and A Little vs. Little) – English Vocabulary Word Lesson
New on YouTube! For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at the difference between SMALL and Little. These two English words have a similar meaning, but the way that we use them is different. …
Using Move vs. Go – English Vocabulary Lesson
When I was five years old, we moved from an apartment to a house because we needed more room. It was great to be able to grow up in a house with a backyard. My …
Early vs. Fast vs. Quickly – English Vocabulary Lesson
Have a look at these two sentences. Can you find the difference between early and fast? The train was early. The train was fast. When you want to talk about time, use early. Early refers …
Both vs. Either vs. Neither – English Vocabulary Lesson
We use both when we talk about two things or people that are together. We generally use both with and: I have both a Windows and a Mac computer. Jack likes both coffee and tea. …
Not Any, No, & None – English Vocabulary Lesson
We use not any, no, and none to talk about the absence of something. Today, lets have a look at how these words are used in everyday English. We use not any + [plural noun]. …
Quit, Retire, Fired, & Laid Off – English Vocabulary Lesson
We have a few different ways in English to talk about when you leave a job. Let’s look at those words today! When you choose to leave a job, you quit the job. You …