712 - Negative Questions

Have you ever noticed how people use the word actually in conversation? It’s one of those small words that shows up all the time, but it doesn’t always mean the same thing. Sometimes it’s used to correct someone. Sometimes it adds new information. And sometimes it helps soften di ...  Show more

Have you ever noticed how often native speakers use the word just? It’s a small word, but it shows up everywhere in everyday conversation. Like, “I just finished lunch.” Or, “I was just asking...” Or maybe, “I just think this might work.” OR, even the phrase, “just saying”. That ...  Show more

One of my students asked me what's the difference between these two questions:

This is an excellent question because there IS a difference between positive questions like the first one, and ne ...

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In this video, you will learn about the 3 different ways you can create the future simple tense:   A. Will + Infinitive   B. Be going to + Inf.    C. Be + Verb + ing   You will also learn:  - How to properly conjugate the verb "to be" with the different subjects.  - Correct sent ...  Show more

In this episode, you will learn 10 essential English verbs that have multiple meanings. Native English speakers will use these verbs in different ways and it is important that you learn these verbs in order to understand fluent English.

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