How many of these commonly used English words (containing silent letters) do you mispronounce? Silent letters have caught us all out at some point in our language learning journey. There aren't really any helpful rules to follow, so...

Learn about the use of the word COST in business English. A bitesize series of lessons in Business English. More resources linked below. Remember to SUBSCRIBE!

A bitesize series of lessons in Business English. More resources linked below. Remember to SUBSCRIBE!

A bitesize series of lessons in Business English.

A bitesize series of lessons in Business English. More resources linked below. Remember to SUBSCRIBE!

Fran Monaj tells us about becoming fluent in English starting from scratch at 25 years old.

Learn 20 common English idioms. These weather idioms for English conversation will prove to be very helpful to you.

Let's work on pronunciation today. Learn 10 common British English words which contain silent letters.

I bet that you don't know any of these words. If you do then you must be a keen reader. These are the hardest words in the English language. When I say hard I mean virtually all English learners have no idea what they mean or how to...

This video serves as English listening comprehension practice for intermediate and upper intermediate-level students. In this video, a native English speaker talks in a natural way about the topic of living abroad. The subtitles are...

Here are more than 20 common and essential phrasal verbs you need to know! Sometimes we can avoid phrasal verbs by using a word that has a similar meaning, but there are some phrasal verbs which are very difficult to avoid. In this video...

In this video I explain IN DETAIL how to pronounce the two TH sounds in English. I explain how to say both the voiced and the unvoiced (voiceless) TH sounds. I show you exactly how to position your mouth and tongue and I give you...

In this video I teach you words and phrases that we use to talk about cats!<br/>
My cat Monty is the star in this video.

Here are 10 English words that non-native speakers, and even some native speakers, often find very difficult to pronounce.

These words include: hierarchical, clothes and miscellan
eous.
I show you how to pronounce them, and also...

In this advanced English video you can test your knowledge of English idioms with a fun little quiz!



Try to guess (or remember!) which word is missing in these 20

examples.

(This is aimed at students with a B2, C1...

Learn how to pronounce bird, nerd and word in both British and American pronunciation. You might be surprised!



These words all sound very similar. In fact, it is only the first sound in each word that is d

ifferent!...

An English vocabulary video on some places of work. I explain the differences between the words factory, business, company and firm and give examples.

Learn different words for types of male and female underwear!



This is vocabulary that you don't normally learn in a classroom, but it can be very useful if you have to go shopping in an English-speakin

g...

In this video I talk about when to use contractions. I talk about standard contractions, such as I'm, don't, won't, etc., as well as informal contractions such as coulda, woulda, wanna, etc. I explain when it is appropriate to use them...

This was the perfect day in New York City and a great English lesson! Come along with me on a daytrip to NYC and practice your English speaking skills as we walk the streets together. You’ll meet some of by besties and I’ll teach you...

This video is about the difference between the auxiliary verb "will" and "going to" used in the Future.

Throughout the mini lesson, Mr. P./Marc will talk about the different types of regular and irregular verbs that English has. He will be using a diagram in order to distinguish the different types of groups of verbs.

The lesson is...

This video is about verb patterns. In this mini lesson, Mr. P./Marc will explain four types of verb patterns: Verb + gerund, verb + infinitive, verb + to + gerund, and verb + base of a verb (without either an infinitive or a gerund). As...

#Have to and #must both express obligation. However, they are used differently depending on who imposes the obligation. In this video we will look at their difference with the use of examples and a diagram.



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