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01 - Speaking English – Discussing Advantages &
Disadvantages
02 - Vocabulary – sometimes, sometime, some time, always, all ways
03 - Speaking English – Talking about your age
04 - English Vocabulary – WORTH
05 - A lot, alot, lots, allot
06 - Speaking English – Clean yourself!!!
07 - Basic English Grammar – Using “to be” to describe your life
08 - Phrasal Verbs As Nouns
09 - Basic English Grammar – Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb
10 - Adjective & Preposition Combinations (English Grammar)
11 - Pronunciation – DU – education, schedule, individual, procedure…
12 - Master English with these 5 questions!
13 - Conversational English – What are Embedded Questions?
14 - EITHER, NEITHER, SO, TOO – How to agree and disagree in English
15 - Vocabulary – Renting an Apartment
16 - Common Mistakes: SOON, EARLY, QUICK, FAST
17 - English Vocabulary & Slang to talk about AGE: retro, dated, antique, old school
18 - Vocabulary – Immigrate, Emigrate, Migrate
19 - AGO & FROM NOW – Talking about time in English
Conversational English – So & Such
20 - The Passive: When, why, and how to use it
21 - Superlative Adjectives – biggest, best, most beautiful, etc.
22 - Common Mistakes: SHADE or SHADOW?
23 - Possessive Gerunds
24 - Pronunciation – TU – culture, lecture, actually, fortune…
25 - What are the senses in English?
26 - Polite English – How to give advice
27 - Vocabulary – OTHER, ANOTHER, OTHERS, THE OTHER, OTHERWISE
28 - Speaking English – How to count syllables
29 - 5 great ways to improve your English!
30 - Irregular Plural Nouns
31 - Grammar Mistakes – GROW or GROW UP?
32 -ING or -ED? Adjective endings in English
33 - Using identical pairs to emphasize your point
34 - How to talk about your friends in English
35 - 6 words with meanings that will surprise you
36 - Quick Slang – Talking about being excited!
37 - Grammar Mistakes – LIE or LAY?
38 - How does stress change the meaning of a sentence?
39 - 7 Common School Expressions in English
40 - Past Simple & Present Perfect
41 - Vocabulary – going to the beach
42 - Listening Comprehension for Beginners – “under the weather”
43 - Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers – FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH…
44 - Gender-inclusive Language – How to avoid sexism
45 - 3 common conversation mistakes
46 - Prepositions – Arrive AT, ON, or IN?
47 - Rude slang for body parts
48 - University degrees in North America
49 - 6 Simple Phrasal Verbs
50 - Vocabulary – The Olympics
51 - Slang & Vocabulary in English – BLOW
52 - Speaking English – Pregnancy & Having a Baby
53 - A, AN, THE – Articles in English
54 - English Vocabulary – afraid, afraid of, scared of, fear
55 - Writing – When to use commas with AND, BUT, OR, FOR, SO, YET…
56 - Grammar Mistakes – RISE or RAISE?
57 - 3 ways to use adverbs
58 - 4 Grammar Mistakes: MYSELF, YOURSELF & Other Reflexive Pronouns
59 - Pronunciation – R
60 - 6 Dog Idioms in English
61 - English Vocabulary – Assure, Ensure, Insure
62 - 3 rules for improving your English immediately
63 - Conversational English – Short, easy questions
64 - British & American English: Food Vocabulary
65 - Listening Comprehension – Learn English with dirty jokes
66 - Internet Vocabulary
67 - Prepositions in English – OF
68 - 5 common mistakes in spoken English
69 - Past Perfect Tense
70 - How to improve your listening in English
- 71 Conditionals – second & third conditionals (English Grammar)
72 - SAY & TELL – Reported Speech
73 - Using the PASSIVE voice in English to avoid responsibility
74 - Slang in English – SUCK
75 - “Sorry!” – 5 ways to apologize in English
76 - Conditionals – zero & first conditionals (English Grammar)
77 - How to use the word ABOVE in English
78 - Sort of/Kind of
79 - Writing in English – Comma Splices
80 - The Top 3 English words you need to know – MAKE
81 - Knowing English can save you money!
82 - Past Simple and Past Perfect – Tenses in English
83 - How to use the word OVER in English
84 - “Oldest” and “Eldest” – What’s the difference?
85 - 3 expressions to improve your conversation skills
86 - How to MASTER your vocabulary
87 - Slow or Slowly?, Understanding Adverbs of Manner
88 - Present Perfect or Past Perfect?
89 - How to read job ads in English – Understanding abbreviated writing styles
90 - Basic English Grammar – “Is” or “It’s”?
91 - IELTS – How to get a high score on Task 1 of the IELTS
92 - Slang in English – SCREW
93 - Introduction to Reflexive Pronouns: Myself, Yourself, etc.
94 - British & American English: Irregular Verbs
95 - Listening Comprehension – Understand Sports on TV!
96 - Winter Vocabulary in English
97 - Pronunciation – words ending in S
98 - The Top 3 English words you need to know – GET
99 - “Have you ever…?” How to use Present Perfect immediately
100 - Speak like a Canadian
101 - Advanced English pronunciation with poetry
102 - English Grammar & Vocabulary – ‘Now’ and ‘Still’
103 - Speaking English – Talking about disability
104 - Could have, would have, should have – modals of lost opportunity
105 - 6 ways to use the verb ‘GO’ in English
106 - How to understand native speakers’ questions in English
107 - Conversation Skills – Asking Questions
108 - English Grammar – The Subjunctive
109 - Basic English Grammar – MOST, ALMOST, or ALMOST ALL?
110 - Writing in English: How to start any letter
111 - Need to, have to, must – modals of necessity
112 - How slang is “made” in English – bad-ass, wicked, deadly, sick
113 - Prepositions in English – on time or in time?
114 - Money vocabulary and expressions in English $$$
115 - Master Modals with the SEAM Method, Part 3 – Preference & Opinion
116 - English Grammar – By or Until?
117 - Practical English Vocabulary: Shopping in a mall
118 - Spelling & Pronunciation – Words with Silent Letters
119 - English Vocabulary – End or Finish?
120 - Texting slang – jk, idk, ttyl, cya, tmi, np, k
121 - How to Use Auxiliary Verbs in Conversations
122 - Slang in English: ‘What the hell’ and other HELL expressions
123 - Speaking English – How to talk about your friends
124 - British & American English: Cars & Driving Vocabulary
125 - Listening Comprehension – Biography of Clint Eastwood
126 - “Yes, I do” or “Yes, I have”? – Speaking English
127 - Slang in English – BREAK
128 - Passed or Past?
129 - Practical English: How to write a check
130 - Basic English Grammar – TO BE verb
131 - English Grammar – How to compare: “as cold as ice”
132 - ‘Put’ in Phrasal Verbs – put down, put back, put off, put up
133 - English Grammar: Modifying Comparatives – a lot, far more, much, a little, slightly
134 - Improve your conversation skills with 3 expressions
135 - Practical English: Understanding Medicine Labels
02 - Vocabulary – sometimes, sometime, some time, always, all ways
03 - Speaking English – Talking about your age
04 - English Vocabulary – WORTH
05 - A lot, alot, lots, allot
06 - Speaking English – Clean yourself!!!
07 - Basic English Grammar – Using “to be” to describe your life
08 - Phrasal Verbs As Nouns
09 - Basic English Grammar – Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb
10 - Adjective & Preposition Combinations (English Grammar)
11 - Pronunciation – DU – education, schedule, individual, procedure…
12 - Master English with these 5 questions!
13 - Conversational English – What are Embedded Questions?
14 - EITHER, NEITHER, SO, TOO – How to agree and disagree in English
15 - Vocabulary – Renting an Apartment
16 - Common Mistakes: SOON, EARLY, QUICK, FAST
17 - English Vocabulary & Slang to talk about AGE: retro, dated, antique, old school
18 - Vocabulary – Immigrate, Emigrate, Migrate
19 - AGO & FROM NOW – Talking about time in English
Conversational English – So & Such
20 - The Passive: When, why, and how to use it
21 - Superlative Adjectives – biggest, best, most beautiful, etc.
22 - Common Mistakes: SHADE or SHADOW?
23 - Possessive Gerunds
24 - Pronunciation – TU – culture, lecture, actually, fortune…
25 - What are the senses in English?
26 - Polite English – How to give advice
27 - Vocabulary – OTHER, ANOTHER, OTHERS, THE OTHER, OTHERWISE
28 - Speaking English – How to count syllables
29 - 5 great ways to improve your English!
30 - Irregular Plural Nouns
31 - Grammar Mistakes – GROW or GROW UP?
32 -ING or -ED? Adjective endings in English
33 - Using identical pairs to emphasize your point
34 - How to talk about your friends in English
35 - 6 words with meanings that will surprise you
36 - Quick Slang – Talking about being excited!
37 - Grammar Mistakes – LIE or LAY?
38 - How does stress change the meaning of a sentence?
39 - 7 Common School Expressions in English
40 - Past Simple & Present Perfect
41 - Vocabulary – going to the beach
42 - Listening Comprehension for Beginners – “under the weather”
43 - Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers – FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH…
44 - Gender-inclusive Language – How to avoid sexism
45 - 3 common conversation mistakes
46 - Prepositions – Arrive AT, ON, or IN?
47 - Rude slang for body parts
48 - University degrees in North America
49 - 6 Simple Phrasal Verbs
50 - Vocabulary – The Olympics
51 - Slang & Vocabulary in English – BLOW
52 - Speaking English – Pregnancy & Having a Baby
53 - A, AN, THE – Articles in English
54 - English Vocabulary – afraid, afraid of, scared of, fear
55 - Writing – When to use commas with AND, BUT, OR, FOR, SO, YET…
56 - Grammar Mistakes – RISE or RAISE?
57 - 3 ways to use adverbs
58 - 4 Grammar Mistakes: MYSELF, YOURSELF & Other Reflexive Pronouns
59 - Pronunciation – R
60 - 6 Dog Idioms in English
61 - English Vocabulary – Assure, Ensure, Insure
62 - 3 rules for improving your English immediately
63 - Conversational English – Short, easy questions
64 - British & American English: Food Vocabulary
65 - Listening Comprehension – Learn English with dirty jokes
66 - Internet Vocabulary
67 - Prepositions in English – OF
68 - 5 common mistakes in spoken English
69 - Past Perfect Tense
70 - How to improve your listening in English
- 71 Conditionals – second & third conditionals (English Grammar)
72 - SAY & TELL – Reported Speech
73 - Using the PASSIVE voice in English to avoid responsibility
74 - Slang in English – SUCK
75 - “Sorry!” – 5 ways to apologize in English
76 - Conditionals – zero & first conditionals (English Grammar)
77 - How to use the word ABOVE in English
78 - Sort of/Kind of
79 - Writing in English – Comma Splices
80 - The Top 3 English words you need to know – MAKE
81 - Knowing English can save you money!
82 - Past Simple and Past Perfect – Tenses in English
83 - How to use the word OVER in English
84 - “Oldest” and “Eldest” – What’s the difference?
85 - 3 expressions to improve your conversation skills
86 - How to MASTER your vocabulary
87 - Slow or Slowly?, Understanding Adverbs of Manner
88 - Present Perfect or Past Perfect?
89 - How to read job ads in English – Understanding abbreviated writing styles
90 - Basic English Grammar – “Is” or “It’s”?
91 - IELTS – How to get a high score on Task 1 of the IELTS
92 - Slang in English – SCREW
93 - Introduction to Reflexive Pronouns: Myself, Yourself, etc.
94 - British & American English: Irregular Verbs
95 - Listening Comprehension – Understand Sports on TV!
96 - Winter Vocabulary in English
97 - Pronunciation – words ending in S
98 - The Top 3 English words you need to know – GET
99 - “Have you ever…?” How to use Present Perfect immediately
100 - Speak like a Canadian
101 - Advanced English pronunciation with poetry
102 - English Grammar & Vocabulary – ‘Now’ and ‘Still’
103 - Speaking English – Talking about disability
104 - Could have, would have, should have – modals of lost opportunity
105 - 6 ways to use the verb ‘GO’ in English
106 - How to understand native speakers’ questions in English
107 - Conversation Skills – Asking Questions
108 - English Grammar – The Subjunctive
109 - Basic English Grammar – MOST, ALMOST, or ALMOST ALL?
110 - Writing in English: How to start any letter
111 - Need to, have to, must – modals of necessity
112 - How slang is “made” in English – bad-ass, wicked, deadly, sick
113 - Prepositions in English – on time or in time?
114 - Money vocabulary and expressions in English $$$
115 - Master Modals with the SEAM Method, Part 3 – Preference & Opinion
116 - English Grammar – By or Until?
117 - Practical English Vocabulary: Shopping in a mall
118 - Spelling & Pronunciation – Words with Silent Letters
119 - English Vocabulary – End or Finish?
120 - Texting slang – jk, idk, ttyl, cya, tmi, np, k
121 - How to Use Auxiliary Verbs in Conversations
122 - Slang in English: ‘What the hell’ and other HELL expressions
123 - Speaking English – How to talk about your friends
124 - British & American English: Cars & Driving Vocabulary
125 - Listening Comprehension – Biography of Clint Eastwood
126 - “Yes, I do” or “Yes, I have”? – Speaking English
127 - Slang in English – BREAK
128 - Passed or Past?
129 - Practical English: How to write a check
130 - Basic English Grammar – TO BE verb
131 - English Grammar – How to compare: “as cold as ice”
132 - ‘Put’ in Phrasal Verbs – put down, put back, put off, put up
133 - English Grammar: Modifying Comparatives – a lot, far more, much, a little, slightly
134 - Improve your conversation skills with 3 expressions
135 - Practical English: Understanding Medicine Labels
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