Don’t say, “I’m exciting.” A lot of English learners make this mistake, but it’s easy to fix. And changing one small thing will make your English sound more natural. In English, things and situations are …
BETTER Pronunciation – The Flap T In American English
🤔 BETTER Are you saying this word wrong? A lot of English learners make this mistake, but it’s easy to fix. In American English, we say: BEH-der. The T sound is reduced to a weak …
Free vs. Freely – Learn the Difference Between Them
Free or freely? These two words look similar, but they’re not the same. Free means without cost or available. It describes something. – This coffee is free. – I’m free this weekend. – The app …
GIRL Pronunciation in American English
🤔 GIRL Are you saying this word wrong? A lot of English learners make this mistake, but it’s easy to fix. We say: GəRL. It’s not: Gee-rəl. It’s GəRL. There is just one syllable: …
How To Use Here You Go In Everyday English Conversation
Today, let’s look at a really common everyday phrase — “here you go.” We use here you go when we give someone or hand someone something. It’s a natural, friendly phrase that native speakers use …
Don’t Say Call To You – English Grammar Mistake
Have you said this? A lot of English learners make this mistake, but it’s easy to fix. And changing one small thing will make your English sound more natural. In English, when you talk about …
FAMILY Pronunciation in American English
🤔 FAMILY Are you saying this word wrong? A lot of English learners make this mistake, but it’s easy to fix. In American English, we say: FAM-ly It’s not, Fah-me-lee. It’s FAM-ly There is just …
Don’t Say Explain About – Common English Grammar Mistakes
Have you said this? A lot of English learners make this mistake, but it’s easy to fix.And changing one small thing will make your English sound more natural. In English, we don’t use about after …
PLUMBER Pronunciation – Silent Letters in American English
🤔 PLUMBER Are you saying this word wrong? A lot of English learners make this mistake, but it’s easy to fix. In American English, there are a lot of words which have silent letters, like …
Walk or Work? Learn the difference in Pronunciation
🤔 WALK or WORK? A lot of English learners have trouble with this, but it’s easy to fix. The “a” in walk sounds like saw: walk. I saw her walk. Walk. * Let’s walk. * …