There are many ways to say “hello” and “goodbye” in English, especially in informal conversation. Try out these phrases next time you’re practicing! GREETINGS Hello / Hi / Hey These are the most basic greetings. “Hey” is more informal. You might hear the word “there” after any of these words: Hello there. Hi there. HeyContinueContinue reading “Beginner English: Hello & Goodbye”
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Vocabulary: Weddings!
You may have noticed that I haven’t posted a lesson in a while. I’ve been busy with in-person English students…and beginning to plan my wedding! It isn’t until October, but it takes so much planning. It’s inspired me to post some wedding vocabulary for you! Note: Below, I’ll use terms like “bride” and “groom” toContinueContinue reading “Vocabulary: Weddings!”
7 ways to improve your TOEFL score
Taking any test can be a nerve-wracking experience, but taking a test in a language other than your native one can cause you great anxiety – especially tests like the TOEFL or IELTS, which have a lot riding on them (meaning that many important things depend on succeeding with these tests). Here are a fewContinueContinue reading “7 ways to improve your TOEFL score”
Part 3: Basic uses of “to get” (VIDEO)
Welcome to part three of my series on using the English verb “to get”! Check out Part 1 and Part 2 here. The text of this lesson is below the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-ZjiDfqEJA passive structures Last week, we learned that one use of “get” is to add the past participle to talk about reflexive actions. ButContinueContinue reading “Part 3: Basic uses of “to get” (VIDEO)”
How to use “afraid”
The word “afraid” can be used in a couple of different ways in English, which might be confusing for learners. Read on for the two main ways to use “afraid,” and how to use them in conversation. [Listen to the audio version of this lesson here.] afraid = fear One meaning of “afraid” is theContinueContinue reading “How to use “afraid””
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