We write ‘ough’ but how do we pronounce it? In this lesson we look at eight different ways we say the letter combination ‘ough’. We’ve also made a reference chart that you can download for free by clicking here. [social_share_link text=”Click here to share this post with a friend”] Other videos you might enjoy: The […]
Eight different ways to say ‘ough’ in English Read More »
Learn English vocabulary for money, tax and taxes from a conversation with Donald Trump. We look at the meanings of words like tax, accountant, income, expenses, tax return and audit, along with other words and expressions. We have also created a free worksheet to practice words and phrases in the video that you can find
English words for money, tax and taxes – learn with Donald Trump Read More »
Improve your English pronunciation and have fun with English tongue twisters. They’re a great way to improve diction and practice tricky English sounds. In this lesson we practice ‘Flash message’, ‘I saw a kitten eating chicken in the kitchen’ and ‘a proper copper coffee pot’. Click here to see our first tongue twisters video and
Improve your pronunciation with more English Tongue Twisters Read More »
Thank you for your great questions! In this lesson we answer your questions about the adverbs almost and nearly, the English Show, the adjectives, amiable and amicable and the curious case of American scissors. Plus more! [social_share_link text=”Click here to share this post with a friend”] Look we’re back in our room with interesting things.
Almost, nearly, amiable, amicable – it’s Q & A time! Read More »
Improve your English pronunciation and have fun with English tongue twisters. They’re a great way to improve diction and practice tricky English sounds. Hello everyone and welcome. For those that don’t know us, I’m Vicki and I’m British. And I’m Jay and I’m American and we’ve got something different today. Yes. We’re going to get
Practice pronunciation with English tongue twisters Read More »
When we want to indicate that one thing causes another, we generally use a causative verb. These verb are very common and useful in English, but not always easy to use correctly. There’s a lot to cover so this is a two part lesson. In the first video we see lots of examples and check
Causative Verbs – Make, Let, Have and more. (2 videos) Read More »
Do you know how to pronounce vegetables? And what about the word mirror or psychiatrist? English spellings often don’t match the pronunciation so we’re back with another ten words that learners find hard to pronounce. You’ll hear how we say them in British and American English. Click here to see our first video on words
10 more words that are hard to pronounce in English. Read More »
The English words ‘actual’ and ‘actually’ are false friends in many languages, so English learners often think they mean one thing when in fact they mean another. Let us help you get them right. And learn how we use the word actually in spoken English. Watch this video. Follow the links to see more videos
Actual and Current – learn how to use these false friends Read More »
What words do you find hard to pronounce in English? In this video we look at 10 words that English learners find tricky and look at how we say them in British and American English. Are there any words that you’re pronouncing wrongly in English? Let’s find out. We’re going to look at ten words
10 difficult words to say in British and American English Read More »
Are you ABLE TO use these verbs: CAN, COULD and BE ABLE TO? Find out how to use them correctly in English here. Click here to see more grammar videos Click here to find out how we use can, could and may to ask for permission Click here to learn how we pronounce can and
Can, Could and Be able to – modal verbs (2 videos) Read More »
