707 - American Conversational Phrases

I don’t smoke. Me neither. I don’t drink. I don’t either. Hmm… so which one is it? Either? Or neither? Or maybe a better question is - when should you use either, and when should you use neither? Should you say, “I don’t smoke either”? Or “Me neither”? Or maybe… “I don’t smoke ne ...  Show more

Hey there! It’s Michael here - and welcome back to Speak Naturally in a Minute from Happy English. I’m here every week with a quick one-point lesson to help you improve your pronunciation, rhythm, and intonation.Today, let’s look at another very common reduction in American Engli ...  Show more

Today’s English lesson will teach you useful English phrases that you’ll hear in a practice conversation. Learn the phrases in this conversation so the next time you speak in English conversation, you won’t be “tripped up” or confused!

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In this video, we'll cover 12 commonly used phrases in American English that you may not have learned in your English classes. I will talk you through the meanings and proper usage of each phrase, and provide helpful tips on incorporating them into your everyday conversati ...

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In this English lesson, you will learn more about the Modal Verb "CAN" and how to properly use it in everyday English.  

You are going to see how you can use these words in the affirmative, negative, and the contracted form.  

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