10 ways to say yes in English

You might be wondering, “Hey! What’s this lesson about? I already know how to say yes.” I’m sure you do and it’s probably one of the first words you learnt in English. ‘Yes’ is the… More

Expressions for Agreeing and Disagreeing

Each individual has a different opinion or point of view because of which we may not always agree or disagree with someone. In the previous lesson, 👉Expressing Opinions, you learnt how to express yourself and… More

Expressing Opinions

Each person sees, feels and understands things differently which is why we have different opinions on any given topic. In today’s lesson you’ll learn vocabulary to express your opinion and ask someone for their opinion.… 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.

Using ‘used to’

Do you find yourself unsure of when and how to correctly use ‘used to’?
Do you get confused between ‘used to’ and ‘be used to’?

Then this is the lesson for you.

By the end of this lesson you’ll be able to use ‘used to’ perfectly.

10 Idioms related to Health

Being sick isn’t the best feeling in the world, but we all experience it and talk about it. Most of us usually say, ‘I’m great!’ or ‘I’m sick’. Instead of using the same old boring expressions, you can use the following idioms to sound more like a native.

In this lesson, you’ll learn 10 idioms that are useful to talk about being healthy or sick.

I use under the weather and as right as rain quite often. What do they mean? Read on to find out.

Different ways to say ‘I miss you’

Sometimes a simple ‘I miss you’ can be too little to express how you really feel. It doesn’t do justice to the emptiness created by the absence of your beloved. You feel the need to say something more, to show that you long for them and miss them deeply.

If you feel this way, fret not!

In this lesson, you’ll learn different, intense and interesting ways to say ‘I miss you’.

How do you pronounce ‘the’?

Have you heard more than one pronunciation of the?
Do you find yourself confused when to use which one?
Do you use one pronunciation of the all the time?

Then this lesson is for you. You’ll learn the two ways to pronounce the and how to use them correctly.

10 Idioms and Expressions using the Word ‘Book’

Books have always played an important part in language learning and learning in general. Which is why it comes as no surprise that the English language has many different words, expressions and idioms that use the word book.

Here are a few that I find useful and use often.