718 - TIme Phrases

Just. Already. Yet. Three little words. They should be simple, right?But then when you try to use them in conversation, you’re not really sure which one sounds right.Should you say, “I just finished”? Or “I already finished”? Or “I haven’t finished yet”?These are small words, but ...  Show more

Have you ever studied will and be going to and thought… “Okay, I understand the rule… but I still don’t know which one to use when I speak”? Maybe your textbook says something like: “Use will for the future,” and “Use be going to for plans.” And technically… that’s correct. But i ...  Show more

Hi Friends, Welcome to Episode 7 of the English Vocabulary Help Podcast

Today’s episode is all about three phrases that will help you speak natural English. I mean that these phrases are really used between native English speakers in conversatio ...

Hi Friends, Welcome to Episode 8 of the English Vocabulary Help Podcast

Today’s episode will teach you six useful English phrases that you can use to sound more NATURAL in an English conversation. These are all phrases that I promise you fluent or native English speaker ...

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Today I'm going to explain two phrases in English – one is saying "something speaks for itself" and the other is telling someone "s ...