Vocabulary, Listening, Reading, Speaking + More in March
One of the biggest challenges when it comes to speaking another language is starting and maintaining a conversation. As an English learner, do you feel confident in doing this? What do you say to start a conversation in English? How do you maintain it? What if there are awkward silences? Learn English in March with…
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5 Tips about How to Study English when you don’t have Time
Does this sound like you? “I want to learn English, but I just don’t have the time! I have too much to do.” Or, “I have too many people to take care of, and not enough time for me.” If it is, then today’s post is for you! In this video lesson, I am sharing 5 tips about…
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Common English Vocabulary you Hear Online, Especially with English Teachers
Since you’re learning online with me, I know you’re learning English online with other teachers too. How many times have you heard us online teachers use words, nouns, or phrases that you didn’t understand? What does it mean to swipe up or tap the bell icon? What’s a bio, a webinar, or a trial? Is…
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How to Use the Present Perfect and Present Perfect Progressive Naturally in English
If you feel confused by the present perfect tense, then don’t worry you’re not alone! This time tense and the present perfect progressive are the grammar points I receive the most questions about! However, they are commonly used in English and luckily there are tips and tricks you can learn so you know how to…
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American English Pronunciation: -TION, The SCHWA, & Accents
Do you struggle with understanding American English pronunciation? Do you ever feel like you think you understand how a word sounds, but then you hear a native speaker say it differently? Well, don’t worry! American English has a lot of variations in accents and these variations can make words sound different, which is why we’re…
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