SO vs. SUCH We use so followed by an adjective: – It’s so cold today. We use such followed by a noun or a noun phrase: – He’s such a gentleman. – It’s such a cold day. If you know anyone who might be interested in this English language point, why not help them out! Just share this lesson with …
Adverbs Hard and Hardly – English Vocabulary Lesson
Adverbs Hard vs. Hardly As an adverb, hard means with a great deal of force or with a lot of energy. Keep in mind, hard comes after the verb. On the other hand, the adverb hardly means barely or almost not at all. I work hard in the office every day. Jack hardly works. How about you? Do you work …
YouTube English Lesson – Suppose vs Be Supposed To
A lot of students tell me that they get confused with how to use SUPPOSE and BE SUPPOSED TO. Well, it’s time to end your confusion. In this YouTube English lesson, I am going to show you not only how to use SUPPOSE and BE SUPPOSED TO, but also how to pronounce SUPPOSED TO in everyday, natural, American English. Are …
During vs. While – Learn The Difference!
Let’s have a look at the difference between during and while. It was cold during the day today. During work, I looked out the window and noticed people were carrying umbrellas while walking on the street. It wasn’t raining early in the morning while I was walking to the office, but it started raining hard during the afternoon while I …
It vs. That & It’ll That’ll Natural American English Pronunciation Lesson 英語の発音
The other day, two people asked me about IT and THAT. First of all, what’s the difference between IT and THAT? The second is about the natural pronunciation of it’ll and that’ll. Those are great questions, and in this YouTube lesson, we’re going to look at both of those points. It’s a grammar lesson and a pronunciation lesson all in …
4 Ways To Use Make In The Causative – English Grammar Lesson
MAKE is an interesting verb, don’t you think? MAKE is used in a lot of idioms and phrasal verbs, but for today’s YouTube English lesson, I want to show you 4 different grammar patterns you can use with MAKE. The meaning of MAKE changes depending on the grammar you use after MAKE. Let’s check it out in this YouTube English …
5 Grammar Patterns Using GET in American English
Do you know how to use GET? We’ve already talked about the different meanings of get in another video. But today, I want to show you 5 different grammar patterns you can use with get. The meaning of GET changes depending on the grammar you use after GET. Let’s check it out in this YouTube English lesson. I hope you …
Some Vs. Any – English Grammar Lesson
I had some free time today so I thought I would go shopping. I didn’t have any milk at home, so I needed to find somewhere to buy it. When I got to the store I realized I forgot my wallet, and I didn’t have any money. I walked back home, but it was so hot I didn’t have any …
Using Wait – English Grammar Lesson
I think most people don’t like waiting for things, but if you think about it, we wait all the time. We wait for trains, busses, meetings, and wait for people to do things for us. We wait hours for flights to arrive and concerts to begin. Maybe you have waited to see an English lesson that deals with the verb …
Using Wish – English Grammar Lesson
I remember when I was in elementary school, I used to sit at the kitchen table and do my homework. My grandmother lived next door and used to come to our house in the late afternoons. “I wish I didn’t have to do this homework,” I would complain to her. But her wise response was always the same, “Don’t wish …