Do you listen to native speakers and think: I wish I could speak faster, sound more fluent, and sound natural… just like a native speaker. Today I’m going to share one easy tip to help you do that.
Do you search for the right words when you explain what you think in English? Wish you had more vocabulary to do that easily in English? Good news. English collocations about what you think can help you do that!
When you are speaking English do you get stuck because you’re worried about making English grammar mistakes? Do you have that distracting voice in your head that makes you nervous and asks ‘was that right?‘
A student recently asked me why native English speakers use ‘so’ so much. In today’s lesson, I’m going to share with you several ways that we use the word so and why, so that you can use it in your daily English conversation and do it with confidence.
In a text, the word “good” can mean 😀 (great!), 🙂 (good), or 😐 (just okay). The emoji gives us the clue. But how do you do this when speaking? Intonation! Intonation changes meaning in English and is essential for advanced speaking skills. Learn how to use and understand intonation in English.
Do you get confused or frustrated with the prepositions TO and FOR in English? You’re not alone. And the good news is, after today you’ll know exactly how and when to use these prepositions in your daily English conversations.
Advance your English vocabulary with personal stories. Three women in the Confident English Community have shared their personal stories & opinions on the topics of women, female heroes, and International Women’s Day.
A lesson on advanced grammar in English. Do you feel frustrated with grammar when speaking English? Not sure when to use a gerund vs. an infinitive? Use this lesson to advance your know-how & get practice.
FOMO. LMAO. IMO. FBO. JK. Here’s your ultimate list of English Internet slang for social media. Get explanations & examples so you can start using it online today.
