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ENGLISH Tips for POLISH Speakers
Cześć, witam w EngVid! (Hello, and welcome to EngVid!) When learning English, Polish speakers face particular challenges, and I want to address several of them in this lesson. First, we will talk about formality in English and how to useMr and Mrs. Then, I will give you a list of seven prepositions that are easily confused, and I will teach you their usage. For example, do we say at work or in work? Do we say on the radio or in the radio? We will then move on to proper English intonation. I will demonstrate how to ask questions without sounding overdone. Many Polish speakers feel English questions are spoken with too much stress, so I will address this concern. And lastly, I will show you how to use the articles the, a, and an correctly depending on the word that follows it. After watching this lesson and doing the quiz, I guarantee you will feel much more confident about your English!
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