#68 Have Realistic English Expectations

The main focus of today's episode is the word 'cringe'. It's a useful word to describe a strong feeling of embarrassment or awkwardness, especially at someone else's behaviour, or memories of your own past behaviour. I'll be sharing a few cringey things from my life, some embarra ...  Show more

I react to a list of various unpopular opinions (taken from the popular subreddit) looking at some strong views, unusual takes, and some deeper, more philosophical opinions.With each one, I share my views and experiences that are relevant, and also a new English phrase that you c ...  Show more

Feeling like your English learning progress has slowed down? In this lesson, we'll share strategies for getting back on track. From revisiting your motivations to making small tweaks to your goals, we'll help you identify what might be holding you back and how to overcome it. ...

In this live English lesson, I will teach you some fairly difficult English words we use during the month of spring.    

🟧 Google Slides for the lesson: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1NVVgdVGncgT8qJy1XaGRkhU-KvelVElIZpwZQH5k92c/edit?usp=sharing< ...

Learn how to use your native language to your advantage when learning English. This video covers the concepts of cross linguistic influence, L1 transfer, and fossilization, and provides tips on how to avoid making mistakes and improve your pronunciation.

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⬛ Link to the original lesson: https://youtu.be/ekCQBHnJics

I've been an English teacher in the United States for twenty years and will take all of your questions about learning English and American culture.   

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