New on YouTUbe! Today is Part 7 in my series of lessons to help you increase and remember vocabulary. In this lesson, we will look at 12 common phrasal verbs in daily life! Today’s phrasal verbs are: check out, get ready / get ready for, head out, get on / get off, get in / get out (of), drop by, …
Using RUN For Transportation – English Vocabulary Lesson
Using RUN For Transportation We use run to talk about the movement of trains and busses, etc. in a city. In NYC the subways and busses run 24/7 (all the time) I’ve heard that in Tokyo, the trains run until 1:00am. How about in your city? What time do the trains and busses run until? Do they run 24/7? If …
TH vs. S Pronunciation Practice
The TH sound is tricky, yeah, I get that. Especially when it comes in the middle or the end of a word…Like trying to distinguish BATH and BASS. Well, I’m here to help! For today’s English lesson, I am going to help you practice these sounds by teaching you this original Tongue Twister, and you can listen to it in …
SH & CH Pronunciation Practice with this Tongue Twister English Lesson
For a lot of English learners, the consonant sounds SH and CH in English can be tricky for a lot of people to distinguish, both in listening and speaking. For today’s English lesson, I am going to help you practice these sounds by teaching you this original Tongue Twister. It’s called “Charlie Shelly,” and you can listen to it in …
L & R Pronunciation Practice with this Tongue Twister English Lesson
I know that a lot of English learners have trouble with the consonant sounds L and R in English. These two sounds can be really tricky for a lot of people to distinguish, both in listening and speaking. For today’s English lesson, I am going to help you practice these sounds by teaching you this original little Tongue Twister. It’s …
10 “AT” Idioms & Phrases – English Vocabulary Lesson
Welcome to another idiom lesson! For today’s English lesson we are going to look at some idioms and phrases which use the preposition at. Idioms are fun to learn, They make your English conversation more natural, plus they give you an edge On exams like the TOEIC and TOEFL. Are you ready? Let’s check them out! When something is moving at …
10 “Out” Idioms – English Idiom Lesson
I love teaching and learning idioms because using idioms is a great way to make your language sound more natural. The preposition out can be found in a number of idioms and for today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at ten of them! To have a falling out means to have such a disagreement with someone that your relationship …
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Hope vs. Wish, Used to, & Get Idioms English Lesson
English Lesson Video Here’s what we studied in this LIVE Youtube English Lesson: Vocabulary: Learn the difference between Hope and Wish. Grammar: Used to vs. be used to. American English Slang & Idioms: From the Get Go, Get a move on, Get my head around, and Get a bang out of If you know anyone who might be interested in …
TH Pronunciation, Will vs. Be Going To, & Food Idioms!
English Lesson Here’s what we studied in this LIVE Youtube English Lesson: Pronunciation: How we pronounce TH in Natural American English. Grammar: Using Will or Be Going To for the future. American English Slang & Idioms: Piece of cake, Nuts, Pea Brian, Get something for Peanuts If you know anyone who might be interested in this English language point, why …