Recent English Lessons
• 3-Advanced
• vocabulary
English Vocabulary Pyramid – MUSE

In this new series of English vocabulary “pyramids”, I teach different vocabulary related to one base word. In this lesson, I use the base “muse”.
• 1-Beginner
• pronunciation
English Pronunciation – Saying Numbers

Pronouncing numbers in English can be difficult. Watch the video and learn the trick! You will be able to talk about and understand numbers with confidence!
• 2-Intermediate
• idioms
English Idioms – ‘Cat’

Many expressions in English involve cats. In this lesson, I let the cat out of the bag, so you never have to feel lost if someone uses one of these idioms in conversation. Idioms covered in the lesson are: fat cat, cat’s got your tongue, copy cat, cat nap, cat’s out of the bag, raining [...]
• 1-Beginner
• grammar
English Grammar – Tenses – Overview of all the tenses in English

A quick overview of ALL the main verb tenses in English. I explain which are the most important to master for effective communication at various language levels.

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English Levels

Beginner
English Pronunciation – Saying Numbers English Grammar – Tenses – Overview of all the tenses in English Writing in English – How to Summarize Commonly Confused Words in English: LIVE & LIVE English Grammar – How Often? – ALWAYS, USUALLY, OFTEN, SOMETIMES, NEVER Business English – Talking about your Work
Intermediate
English Idioms – ‘Cat’ Writing in English – How to Summarize English Idioms – ‘Foot’ Speaking English – MUST, HAVE TO, HAVE GOT TO – Necessity Commonly Confused Words in English: EFFECT & AFFECT Expressions in English – MOUTH
Advanced
Polite Business English – How to Complain and Disagree English Vocabulary Pyramid – MUSE Writing in English – How to Summarize Learn English – How to Listen and Understand All about phrasal verbs in English English Writing – Sequencing – How to use FIRST, NEXT, LAST, FINALLY, etc.

English Topics

All Topics
Grammar
English Grammar – Tenses – Overview of all the tenses in English English Grammar – How Often? – ALWAYS, USUALLY, OFTEN, SOMETIMES, NEVER Speaking English – MUST, HAVE TO, HAVE GOT TO – Necessity Preference – How to talk about what you want in English English Grammar – Tag Questions English Grammar – Making simple “TO BE” questions Basic English Grammar – THIS, THAT, THESE, THOSE
Vocabulary
English Vocabulary Pyramid – MUSE Speaking English – Talking about Family Commonly Confused Words in English: EFFECT & AFFECT Expressions in English – MOUTH English Vocabulary – First name? Given name? Forename? What’s your name? Commonly Confused Words in English: BEFORE & AGO How to talk about looks – BEAUTIFUL, HOT, SEXY, UNATTRACTIVE, NOT MY TYPE, and more!
TOEFL
5 Types of TOEFL Essays & TOEFL iBT Essay Patterns What skills do you need for the TOEFL iBT? TOEFL or IELTS? Which exam should you take? Introduction to English Academic Writing – Parts of a Paragraph TOEFL iBT Basics – Introduction to the TOEFL exam Understand What You Read in English (Reading Comprehension) How to Structure Your TOEFL Essay
Speaking
Polite Business English – How to Complain and Disagree Commonly Confused Words in English: LIVE & LIVE Business English – Talking about your Work Speaking English – Talking about Family Speaking English – MUST, HAVE TO, HAVE GOT TO – Necessity Preference – How to talk about what you want in English Learn English – How to Listen and Understand

English Teachers

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ValenESL
English Grammar – MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF (quantifiers) Speaking English – How to Express Time Grammar – Countable and Uncountable Nouns in English English Grammar – Comparative Adjectives English Grammar – SO & NEITHER
RebeccaESL
Business English – Talking about your Work English Writing Skills – Paraphrasing What skills do you need for the TOEFL iBT? Prepositions: How to use IN, AT, and ON in English Using the Future Tense in Conversation – English Grammar
AlexESLvid
Idioms in English – Parts of the Body How to Ask Permission Politely in English – CAN, COULD, MAY, and DO YOU MIND English Spelling – When to Double Consonants (“swimming” “stopped” etc.) Talking About Quantity in English – A FEW, A LITTLE, FEW, LITTLE English Grammar – How to use SINCE and FOR with the Present Perfect