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Let's explore why Gerunds and Infinitives are so important. The basics are a gerund is an ING verb that acts as a noun (eg. swimming), while an Infinitive is a verb beginning with 'to' (eg. to swim). Sometimes we can say both: I like to swim / I like swimming. But sometimes (in f ...  Show more

I bring Molly to a beautiful field in the English countryside on the border between Devon and Cornwall, and I quiz her on British culture. I ask a variety of questions on topics of behaviour, attitudes, cultural norms, and language. Play along while you listen and see how many yo ...  Show more

Improve your English skills by listening to today's conversations episode, where I am joined with Emma from Pronunciation with Emma, where we chat about: How you can use your hobbies to learn English in the UK

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Hey amigos, in today's special episode I talk about my new coaching style that I did with one of my students recently. We worked together to help her improve her presentation skills in English so she can confidently answer questions. I am sure you will resonate with today's episo ...  Show more

Improve your English skills by listening to today's conversations episode, where I am joined with Emma from Pronunciation with Emma, where we chat about: How to learn English while playing video games!

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Emma and Luke talk about running errands in this short English conversation. Emma ran a ton of errands. Do you know the difference between an errand and a chore? It is common to talk about errands with family, friends, and even colleagues at work. When you listen to and talk abou ...  Show more