The Zero Conditional is the forgotten conditional and is often confused with the 1st. My complete guide explains it ALL. Learn it fully today!
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Business English and General English teachers are vastly different. Here’s my perspective on which of the two may be right for you. Read on for more.
Business English vs General English Teacher, which is Better? Read More »
Did you know that you could use prepositions instead of And to link words and phrases in a sentence? In my video English lesson, I teach you how to use subordinating prepositions instead of the conjunction and.
English Sentence Grammar: Use Prepositions Instead of And Read More »
When you think about learning how to use the past tenses, do you want to run and hide under a table? Learn them the right way!
Narrative Past Tenses: The Difference Between Past Simple, Continuous, & Perfect Read More »
I’ve used a lot of English books over the past 15 years. Here are my best English (for ESL) coursebooks series.
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If you looking for Business English books for teaching or learning, I’ve put together a list of the best books I use as a native speaker.
The 26 Best Business English Books for Teachers and Student Learners Read More »
The Regular Verb ending-ED are pronounced in different ways. My video English lesson teaches you the phonetic rules to pronounce ED properly.
Pronunciation of Regular Verbs: Avoid common mistakes saying -ED Read More »
The Present Perfect Continuous is a highly expressive English verb tense, and one many English learners struggle with until now. Watch today!
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The Present Simple is for results that are generally true, but which tense do we use when the result isn’t always true? Watch and learn today!
Will for Present Habits: Describing Characteristic Behavior (Advanced) Read More »
