Beginner English

English - Beginner

Conversational English – How to make polite request

Conversation Skills – Learn new words and keep a conversation going!

Speaking English – Talking about your age

A lot, alot, lots, allot

Basic English Grammar – Using “to be” to describe your life

Basic English Grammar – Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb

Master English with these 5 questions!

EITHER, NEITHER, SO, TOO – How to agree and disagree in English

Vocabulary – Renting an Apartment

Common Mistakes: SOON, EARLY, QUICK, FAST

AGO & FROM NOW – Talking about time in English

Conversational English – So & Such

Superlative Adjectives – biggest, best, most beautiful, etc.

Speaking English – How to count syllables

5 great ways to improve your English!

Irregular Plural Nouns

Grammar Mistakes – GROW or GROW UP?

How to talk about your friends in English

6 words with meanings that will surprise you

7 Common School Expressions in English

Vocabulary – going to the beach

Listening Comprehension for Beginners – “under the weather”

Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers – FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH…

Gender-inclusive Language – How to avoid sexism

Prepositions – Arrive AT, ON, or IN?

6 Simple Phrasal Verbs

A, AN, THE – Articles in English

Grammar Mistakes – RISE or RAISE?

Pronunciation – R

6 Dog Idioms in English

3 rules for improving your English immediately

Conversational English – Short, easy questions

British & American English: Food Vocabulary

How to improve your listening in English

“Sorry!” – 5 ways to apologize in English

How to use the word ABOVE in English

How to MASTER your vocabulary

Basic English Grammar – “Is” or “It’s”?

British & American English: Irregular Verbs

Winter Vocabulary in English

Pronunciation – words ending in S

Speak like a Canadian

6 ways to use the verb ‘GO’ in English

Conversation Skills – Asking Questions

Basic English Grammar – MOST, ALMOST, or ALMOST ALL?

How slang is “made” in English – bad-ass, wicked, deadly, sick

Money vocabulary and expressions in English $$$

Practical English Vocabulary: Shopping in a mall

Texting slang – jk, idk, ttyl, cya, tmi, np, k

“Yes, I do” or “Yes, I have”? – Speaking English

Passed or Past?

Practical English: How to write a check

Basic English Grammar – TO BE verb

English Grammar – How to compare: “as cold as ice”

How to pronounce P and F in English

Singular or Plural? Subject-Verb Agreement in English Grammar

How to improve your English with story building

Speaking English – Classroom vocabulary and expressions

Listening Comprehension – Learn English with strange news!

Pronouncing Nationalities in English

6 phrases in English using IT’S

Basic English Grammar – BE verb

Common Mistakes: “Could of” or “Could have”? (Could’ve / Would’ve / Should’ve)

How to maximize your English learning

Learn English with Cooking: Making Blueberry Pancakes!

Speaking English – 4 Ways to Order at a Restaurant

How NOT to Learn English – Studying English at Home

English Vocabulary – School Slang

English Verb Tenses

Talking about being sick – English health vocabulary

Basic English Grammar – Past Tense Questions

Conversation Skills – Speak with confidence

English Vocabulary – Talking about Shopping

English Grammar – Present Simple – WH- QUESTIONS

Job Interview Skills – Questions and Answers

Short Answers in English

English Grammar – How to learn tenses – ALL tenses!!

English Grammar – Present Simple – YES/NO QUESTIONS

Basic English Grammar – WAS & WERE

Countable and Uncountable Nouns

5 Common Irregular Past Tense Verbs

Job Interview Skills – DOs and DON’Ts

English Grammar – THIS, THAT, THESE, THOSE

How NOT to Learn English, part 2

How to show possession in English – MY / MINE, HER / SHE / HERS, etc.

Conversation Skills in English – Hesitation devices – uh…um…

English Pronunciation – B & V

Adverb Clauses

Slang in English – Bodily Noises – FART, BURP, YAWN, HICCUP, QUEEF

Speaking English – When to use “THE” with places

How to pronounce letters in English

Business English Vocabulary – CUSTOMER or CLIENT?

Present Simple Tense

How to use NO & NOT in English

English Grammar – TO & FOR

English Vocabulary for the ladies – Talking about your period

How to pronounce regular -ED endings in English

Speaking English – Saying Numbers

How NOT to Learn English

English Vocabulary – GET

Speaking English – How to order in a restaurant

Speaking English – Talking about the Bathroom & Toilet

English Pronunciation – A & E (Man vs. Men)

English Pronunciation – S & SH

English Vocabulary – Winter Clothing

English Vocabulary – Getting Dressed

English Pronunciation – F & V

Business English – How to expand your vocabulary

English Grammar – Adjectives & Adverbs

Speaking English – Talking about travel

English Pronunciation – J & Y

Speaking English – Talking about pains and aches

Basic English Pronunciation – Simple vowel sounds

Parts of Speech in English

Learning English with the News – Improve your vocabulary and comprehension

English Pronunciation – Words ending in NG

English Grammar – SHOULD & MUST

Word Order in English

English Grammar – Where do I put the adverb?

English Pronunciation – I & EE

How to improve your English conversation skills

English Slang – Text messaging: LOL BRB PLZ WTF OMG and more!

English Grammar – BEING & BEEN

Commonly Confused Words in English – BRING or TAKE?

English Pronunciation – Irregular Verbs – CAUGHT, BOUGHT, THOUGHT…

Vocabulary – The difference between WANT & NEED in English

Basic English Grammar – Do, Does, Did, Don’t, Doesn’t, Didn’t

English Grammar – COULD & SHOULD

English Pronunciation – Saying Numbers

240 Common Spelling Mistakes in English

English Grammar – Tenses – Overview of all the tenses in English

Writing in English – How to Summarize

Commonly Confused Words in English: LIVE & LIVE

Common Irregular Verbs – Grouped

Common Irregular Verbs

English Grammar – How Often? – ALWAYS, USUALLY, OFTEN, SOMETIMES, NEVER

Business English – Talking about your Work

Speaking English – Talking about Family

Commonly Confused Words in English: EFFECT & AFFECT

English Pronunciation – Words ending with ion

Expressions with DO & MAKE

English Vocabulary – First name? Given name? Forename? What’s your name?

Learn English – How to Listen and Understand

50 Common Grammar Mistakes in English – part 2

50 Common Grammar Mistakes in English – part 1

English Grammar – Making simple “TO BE” questions

Commonly Confused Words in English: BEFORE & AGO

Basic English Grammar – THIS, THAT, THESE, THOSE

English Vocabulary – LISTEN & HEAR

Polite English – Saying Yes and No

Commonly Confused Words in English – BYE, BUY, BY, BI

English Pronunciation – 4 Tips to Improve Your Accent

Polite English – 8 Ways to Say ‘Thank You’ in English

Pronunciation – E & I

Vocabulary – How to talk about the weather in English

Grammar – Articles – When to use A, AN, or no article

English Vocabulary – Hair and Parts of the Face

English Idioms – ‘Music’

Basic English Grammar – HAVE, HAS, HAD

English Grammar – MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF (quantifiers)

English Pronunciation – Th & S

Commonly Confused Words in English – HEAR & HERE

English Pronunciation – P & B

How to Write an Effective Essay

English Grammar – Introduction to Past Progressive

English Vocabulary – How to talk about where you were born and raised

Polite English – ‘Want’ & ‘Would like’

English Pronunciation – R & L

TOEFL or IELTS? Which exam should you take?

Speaking English – How to talk about mistakes and regrets

Commonly Confused Words in English: TO, TOO, TWO

English Idioms – ‘Money’

10 Common English Expressions

Commonly Confused Words in English: YOU’RE & YOUR

Phrasal Verbs – TURN

Prepositions of Place – AT, ON, IN

English Grammar – Comparative Adjectives

English Idioms – ‘Hand’

How to Ask Permission Politely in English – CAN, COULD, MAY, and DO YOU MIND

Grammar & Writing – When to use CAPITAL LETTERS in English

English Grammar – Present Simple & Present Progressive

Expressing ability with CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO

ENGLISH VOCABULARY – Using PLAY, GO, DO for sports

English Vocabulary – Spatial Location – Behind, Under, On Top Of, Between, and more!

Speaking English – How to Express Time

English Pronunciation – CAN & CAN’T

Improve Your Pronunciation of English Nouns – ‘er’ & ‘th’ sounds

Future Tense – WILL & GOING TO

Cultural Differences – An Introduction for ESL Students

English Pronunciation – Words starting with B

Learn English Slang with Christian Bale (Batman!) part 2

English Slang with Christian Bale (BATMAN!)

English Grammar Tip – Are you bored, or boring?

Commonly Confused Words in English: WHOSE & WHO’S

How to Learn English More Effectively

Commonly Confused Words in English: they’re, there, their

Speaking English – Say, Tell, Hear, Listen – How to use them correctly

TOEFL iBT Basics – Introduction to the TOEFL exam

Prepositions: How to use IN, AT, and ON in English

Articles in English: How to use ‘a’, ‘an’, and ‘the’ properly

English Speaking – Saying Hello and Goodbye

Past Tense Regular Verb Pronunciation

TOEFL & IELTS – short introduction and comparison

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