Top 5 Confident English Lessons of 2024
Master spontaneous speaking, think faster, and become a more confident English speaker by catching up on the most popular lessons of 2024.
#329: New English Words for Confident Conversations: From FOMO to Deep Fake
If you feel lost when hearing modern English terms like “JOMO,” “deepfake,” or “ghosting,” this complete guide will help you master new vocabulary naturally and join conversations with confidence.
#328: Be More Expressive in English Conversations | Reaction Words & Interjections
Learn 37 essential English reaction words and sounds to express yourself naturally. Perfect for sounding more authentic in English conversations.
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#327: How to Respond to Thank You in English [FREE Guide]
Discover exactly when and how to use expressions like “no worries,” “my pleasure,” and more to sound natural and build better professional relationships in English-speaking workplaces.
#326: English Conversations on Health & Wellness | Advanced Vocabulary
Master advanced English vocabulary for health and wellness conversations! Perfect for enhancing your fluency on modern health topics. This comprehensive guide covers essential terminology in four cutting-edge areas: complementary and alternative medicine, mental health, health technology, and aging & diet.
#325: Prepositions of Time | At, On, In, Before, By, Until, Since, For, Ahead Of
With no simple rules, prepositions are often tricky, especially when they don’t translate directly from your native language. In today’s lesson, we’ll explore these essential time prepositions in themes to help you use them accurately.
#324: Talk about Health | Describe Common Aches and Pains in English
Learn natural English expressions to describe aches and pains in English! Perfect for explaining symptoms to doctors, discussing health with colleagues, or sharing experiences with friends.
#323: Should vs. Be Supposed To vs. Have To vs. Must | Talking about Obligation
Is there a difference between should vs. be supposed to vs. have to vs. must when talking about obligation in English? Yes! The differences are subtle but important.
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How to Use Gerunds & Infinitives in Everyday English [FREE Worksheet]
-ing vs. to? Is it “I enjoy visiting museums” or “I enjoy to visit museums”? If you’re confused about whether to use a gerund or infinitive, this lesson is for you!
#322: Linking Sounds in American English | Connecting Consonants to Vowels with Phrasal Verbs
Use common phrasal verbs to practice linking sounds in American English to improve your pronunciation. You’ll learn to link consonants to vowel sounds for smooth, clear speech.
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