Free English Class! Topic: Confusing Things! ...

Read along to learn the English phrases THERE'S SOMETHING TO BE SAID FOR and THAT HAVING BEEN SAID / THAT BEING SAIDIn this English lesson, I wanted to help you learn the English phrase, "There's something to be said for," and then after that phrase, you mention something. There' ...  Show more

In this English lesson, you’ll learn how to describe yourself in English by listening to me answer questions about my life, personality, interests, childhood, family, work, and more. Many of you asked me a lot of interesting questions, and I chose some of my favourites to answer. ...  Show more

If you want to improve your English conversation, this lesson is perfect for you. There is a lot of shadowing and explanation of the 18 most confusing words. I have been an English teacher in the United States for the past 20 years, and this lesson is designed to help you beco ...

In this lesson to help you improve your English, I explain three different vocabulary words that can be fairly confusing because they all mean pretty much the same thing, but have different connotations. We also talk about a few tricky English phrasal verbs and the term that m ...

In this English lesson to help you improve your English, you will learn how to pronounce the 20 most difficult English sentences. In English, we have some words that are spelled exactly the same, but they are pronounced differently. Does that make any sense? No, of course not. ...

Do you ever get stuck between phrases like “figure out” and “find out”? You’re not alone! In this lesson, we break down the subtle but important differences between commonly confused English phrases so you can speak with more clarity and confidence. Phrases You Need to Know"! Joi ...  Show more