SOONER OR LATER Sooner or later is a conversational phrase and it means eventually or someday. Jack comes to work late too often. Sooner or later, he’s going to get fired. Sooner or later, I’m gonna buy my dream house. How about you? What are you gonna do, sooner or later? Leave a comment below and let us know!
Clothes vs. Wear – One Point Vocabulary Lesson
CLOTHES vs. WEAR CLOTHES and WEAR have basically the same meaning, but they are used it differently. We always use another word before wear. You can say things like swimwear…formal wear…underwear…etc. I can say, “You have nice clothes.” But I can’t say, “You have nice wear.” How about you? Do you like casual clothes or formal wear? Leave a comment …
YouTube English Vocabulary Lesson – 9 Ways To Use CARE
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 for, take care, I could care less, and I couldn’t care less. Check it out! I hope you like this lesson…if you do, please take …
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 at times. How about you? Well, in this YouTube lesson, I’m going to show you how we use UNTIL, TILL, and UNLESS in everyday English. …
New YouTube Lesson – 3 Ways To Use SUGGEST & RECOMMEND
Here’s my newest YouTube English Lesson. Unlike most verbs, suggest and recommend are not followed by an object + infinitive. There are three patterns we can use with suggest and recommend. Pattern #1: suggest and recommend + noun Pattern #2: suggest and recommend + gerund (VerbING) Pattern #3: suggest and recommend + S / V. In this video, we’re going …
New on YouTube! Verbs Followed By Gerunds – English Vocabulary Building Lesson
New on YouTube! Today is Part 18 in my series of lessons to help you increase and remember vocabulary. This month, we are looking at verb combinations, and for today’s English lesson, we are going to look at verbs that are followed by gerunds. I hope you like this lesson…if you do, please take a minute and subscribe to my …
Brand New Lesson! Remain vs. Keep – Confusing Vocabulary Lesson
A lot of English learners have told me they have a hard time with the difference between REMAIN and KEEP. How about you? For today’s English lesson, let’s see how we can use these two similar verbs. Remain means stay or to stay behind after other people have gone. A person can remain somewhere. Remain is a state. By …
It Depends On – English Vocabulary One Point Lesson
It Depends On When you want to do something but it is influenced or affected by another thing, you can say it depends on that thing. Remember! We say, “it depends on” and not “it’s depend on” I want to go to the beach, but it depends on the weather. It’s a nice jacket, and I want to buy it, …
Travel vs. Trip – English Vocabulary One Point Lesson
Travel vs.Trip Keep in mind…TRAVEL is a verb I like to travel. Jim travels a lot for business. But…TRIP is a noun. You can go on a trip or take a trip: I went on a trip with some friends in January. We took a trip to Montreal last weekend. How about you? When was the last time you traveled? …
Plug In / Unplug – English Vocabulary One Point Lesson
Plug In / Unplug When you plug in your device, you connect a wire to it, or you connect its wire to something. When you unplug your device, you disconnect a wire from it, or you disconnect its wire from something. I plug in my phone every night before I go to bed. The PC monitor didn’t work because you …