Contractions – what are they, why do we use them, and which ones should we use?
Learn about contractions in English. He’s, Didn’t, They’re, Might’ve and more!
Free Lessons
In this video, I look at the words anyone and anytime. Both can be used as one word or two.
When do we use one word and when do we use two separate words? Let’s find out!
Learn some vocabulary and natural expressions to describe rainy weather.
A short 4 minute lesson on For and Since. How to use these words with examples.
In previous videos, I gave the rules for following verbs with other verbs. Here are three verbs that break those rules!
Using them correctly will help you to sound more natural and confident with your English.
Words with misleading prefixes (in, im, non). Quirky words that look like antonyms (advanced English vocabulary).
Find out about these interesting words, their meanings, and how to use them in a sentence.
Learn an easier way to tell the time in English using a digital clock.
Discover the difference between 12-hour and 24-hour time, and vocabulary to use.
Learn how to tell the time on an analogue clock, including vocabulary and prepositions to use.
Look out for my tip that will make telling the time a bit easier (hint: I cheat!)
Pronunciation Practice – P and B
Try these pronunciation exercises as a 7-day challenge! Practice every day for one week and notice the difference.
Especially helpful for English learners from Arabic speaking countries, or if you just have trouble with either sound.
