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RonnieQueen Elizabeth II – My Thoughts and Memories
In this video I’m sharing a few of my own personal thoughts and memories of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who died in early September 2022 after a long, 70-year reign. I also discuss some of different ways in which the Queen and the monarchy have been viewed in the UK over the last several decades. During the video, I mention two videos which show the Queen’s sense of humour. Here are the links to those: James Bond Olympics Sketch (2012), Paddington Bear Sketch, Platinum Jubilee (2022)Related Lessons
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10 Ways to Say “Thank You” in English Improve your vocabulary and express your feelings more clearly by learning these 10 simple phrases we use to thank other people. When someone gives you something or does something nice for you, it is polite to say “thank you”. This is the most common sentence people use to express gratitude in English. Do you know […]
• 2-Intermediate• culture & tips
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5-Minute English: WHO, WHOM, WHOSE, WHO’S Do you ever wonder whether to use WHOM instead of WHO? And what about WHOSE and WHO’S, which sound the same, but have different meanings? In this short lesson I’ll explain the grammar behind these four words, and show how they can be used in a sentence. And then you can test out your knowledge […]
• 2-Intermediate• vocabulary
Phrasal Verbs: Add “OUT” to change the meaning of these 8 verbs In this easy English lesson, I take 8 regular verbs and turn them into phrasal verbs by simply adding “out”. But it’s not that simple – when we do this, the meaning changes completely! I’ll show you how the meaning changes as we move from “look” to “look out”, “stay” to “stay out”, “point” to […]
• 1-Beginner• grammar
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Easy English Conversation: “DID YOU KNOW?” or “DO YOU KNOW?” “Did you know” and “Do you know” have different meanings in English. In this lesson, I will explain the differences between “did you know” and “do you know”. We use “did you know” to teach someone a fact that we already know. We use “do you know” when we have a question, and we don’t […]
• 2-Intermediate• grammar
Learn English Prepositions: BY, UNTIL, TILL, ’TIL… “Until” or “by”? Which do you use? What about “till” and “’til”? What about “up ’til”? Let me show you when to use each of these words in English. “By” and “until” are both prepositions of time, but they are used in different ways. Watch this lesson and test yourself with the examples in the […]
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How IELTS Writing is Scored (+ how to get the best results!) To get a higher score on the IELTS Writing test, it’s important to know what the examiners are looking for and how they score your summary, letter, and essay. In this video, we review the 4 scoring criteria and discuss tips on how to get the best results in each. After watching this video, you […]
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