Talk to vs. Talk with

If you’re wondering whether you should use talk to or talk with in a conversation, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s look at talking to and talking with someone, and see if there really is a… More

3 Tips to Use the Word ‘Information’ Correctly

Learners often make mistakes when they use the word ‘information’ because they are unsure of its singular and plural form. When we talk about a large amount of information, is it correct to use *informations*… More

Two ways to pronounce the article ‘THE’

Have you heard more than one pronunciation of ‘the’? Sometimes we say ‘the’ and sometimes we say ‘thee’. Do you find yourself confused as to when to use which one? Do you use one pronunciation… More

How to Confidently Introduce Yourself in English

What’s the first thing you do when you meet someone new?

Yes, you’re right! You introduce yourself.

But quite often I’ve come across non-native speakers who feel shy to introduce themselves in English because they are afraid of making mistakes or saying the wrong thing. They worry that others will laugh at their errors and instead prefer to use their native language.

I’m here to tell you NOT to be nervous or afraid.

In this lesson I will give you the most useful introduction expressions that you will need to make a great first impression.

10 Amazing Words Instead of VERY

How often do we use the word ‘very’ to express something?
We tend to over use it? Don’t we?

Did you know that there are other, more effective words that you can use instead of ‘very’?

Improve your vocabulary with these 10 amazing advanced English words. Watch the video to find out what they are! 😀

Do let me know how you liked this video! I’d love to hear from you. ❤ 🙂

In time or On time?

In time and on time are two time phrases that are easily mixed up. Many learners end up using these interchangeably but they have two distinct meanings.
Watch the video to find out what they exactly mean! 😀

P.S. This is my very first YouTube video and I’m so excited to share it with you! 🙂 ❤

The Spelling Challenge!

Spelling English words can be tricky! There are words that are spelt exactly the way they sound and then there are sneaky silent letters that can easily give anyone a headache. Is it ‘writing’ or ‘writting’? Should I write ‘goverment’ or ‘government’? Which spelling is correct? If you find yourself confused, you’re not the only one. Many learners struggle with English spelling because they are confusing.

But don’t worry! It is possible to improve your English spelling. I’ll leave a few tips on how to do that at the end of the post.👇📝

Right now, are you ready for a little spelling challenge?😃 

Few or a few? What’s the difference?

These are two words that are easily mixed up. Many learners don’t know whether or not there is a difference between them and end up using it interchangeably.

Today, you’ll learn the difference between few and a few, and I’ll give you a few tricks to help you use them correctly.

In the end vs. At the end

This week’s post will clear up any confusion that you might have about two very similar phrases in the end and at the end.