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Why is my English speaking not improving? Or why is your English not improving? There are various reasons behind this, some of them more or less the same that all of you face.
In this video I would like to give you a few tips, to help overcome the problems, you might be experiencing, in learning English. I would tell you some of the simplest methods to improve your English communication skills.
Using May and Might - Basic English Grammar Lesson
In this video podcast Rachna brings out the basic difference between the common expressions May and Might,
Students often get confused while using these expressions, Rachna explains the correct usage of May and Might with the help of example sentence for better understanding.
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Accent Training lesson 12 - /ɔɪ/ (oi) as in Joy
Lips: Move from slightly rounded, oval position to relaxed, slightly parted position.
Tongue: Relaxed, move from mid-high to high position.
Common Spelling Patterns for /ɔɪ/
oi avoid, oil, moist, join
oy enjoy, toy, employ, royal
Word Pairs for Practice
1. enjoy the toy 6. annoying noise
2. spoiled boy 7. destroy the poison
3. appointment in Detroit 8. loyal employee
4. broiled oysters 9. moist soil
5. boiling point 10. avoid the moisture
Practice Sentences
1. He destroyed the poison by flushing it down the toilet.
2. Roy had an appointment in Detroit.
3. Joyce is annoyed and a little paranoid.
4. I was disappointed with Joy's choice.
5. Why is Floyd avoiding Roy?
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25 KIWI English Slang words | Speak English like a Native Speaker | English Vocabulary Lesson
English Slang words always confuse you while learning English. British English or American English have different slang words and probably know quite a few of them, but in today's English lesson you will learn 25 Kiwi slang terms originated from New Zealand that you have probably not heard before. This English vocabulary lesson is a good English practice to learn a few. This lesson would also help you understand the New Zealand accent which is slightly different from the British accent or the American accent and improve your English pronunciation as well. If you are looking to travel to New Zealand or get your hand on accent training to understand native speakers this lesson would be perfect for English listening practice and expand your English vocabulary. Watch the complete video with your teacher from New Zealand, Kat, and used these terms in your daily English conversation to sound fluent in English, someone who has a good knowledge of the English language.
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English Grammar lesson - Using conjunctions correctly in sentences
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In this English Grammar lesson you will learn how to use conjunctions correctly in a sentence. A conjunction is a word used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause.
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1. And: adds one thing to another or used for similar ideas.
Example: Jane came to my party. Samara came to my party.
Jane and Samara came to my party.
2. But: is used to show contrast. So, if we talk about two things, people or ideas that are contrasting each other, we use ‘but’.
Example: Mrs. Smith is strict. Mrs. Smith is kind.
Mrs. Smith is strict but kind. (strict and kind are contrasting qualities)
3. So: indicates effect, result or consequence. It also expresses ‘purpose’ in a sentence.
For example: Write down the address, so we don’t forget it.
4. Or: presents an alternative or a choice.
Example: Do you want pasta or rice?
5. Because/since/as: are used to give reasons. They can be used interchangeably.
Example: I sat down because/since/as I was tired.
6. After/before/when: are all time related conjunctions.
Example: I’ll email you after I receive the update. (after shows the sequence where one action id followed by the other)
Example: I’ll email you before I receive the update. (before shows one action happens prior to the other or precedes the other)
Example: I’ll email you when I receive the update.
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Free video lesson to learn English Grammar - Auxiliary verb
10 commonly used British Slang words.
1. Balls-up -- A messed up situation
The whole trip to London was balls-up
2. Gobby -- Being a loud mouth and/or offensive
My neighbor is a little gobby at times.
3. Legless -- Extremely drunk
At the bachelor's party, John was completely legless.
4. Knackered -- Tired and Exhausted
After working the whole night, I was completely knackered.
5. Rumpy Pumpy -- Getting sexual / naughty
Let's get rumpy pumpy tonight.
6. Miffed - Upset or Offended
My friends made fun of me and now I am a little miffed.
7. Minted -- To be wealthy
After he started a new business, he is minting a lot of money.
8. Tosh -- Nonsense
The politics is a complete tosh to me.
9. Collywobbles -- A feeling of acute nervousness.
I got collywobbles before presenting the report to my boss.
10. Wazzock - An idiot.
My friend is a complete wazzock.
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We used ‘supposed to’ when you want to say ‘it is believed or it is said’
Example: The new James Bond film is supposed to be good.
Example: Starbucks coffee is supposed to be the best.
It is used to say something is expected.
Example: I am supposed to get to work at 8 am.
Example: You are supposed to do your homework daily.
‘Supposed to’ is used to say that something was to happen or take place, but actually did not happen.
Example: You were supposed to call me last night.
Example: John and Maria were supposed to get married last month.
When ‘supposed to’ is used in the negative (not supposed to), it means not allowed to do something or prohibited from doing something.
Example: You are not supposed to smoke in here.
Example: I am not supposed to tell you the details of what was discussed in the meeting.
English expressions used at a restaurant - Advance English lesson
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There are many types of restaurant. In this lesson, Niharika will cover what you need to say in fine-dine restaurants, regular sit down restaurants, and luxury fine dining restaurants.This lesson teaches common words and expressions for describing food and drink, restaurant service and parts of meals.
Useful phrases :
1. Asking for a table
do you have any free tables?
I'd like to make a reservation
I'd like to book a table, please
I've got a reservation in the name of
2. Ordering your meal :
Could I see the menu, please?
could I see the wine list, please?
Do you have any specials?
what's the soup of the day?
what do you recommend?
what's this dish?
3. Making changes to the order
If you'd like to get the waiter's attention, the most polite way is simply to say:
Excuse me!
could we have ...?
another bottle of wine
some more bread
some water
could you make this soup 1 by 2?
Please see to it that the food is spicy/nonspicy
4. Problems with the food
this isn't what I ordered
this food's cold
this is too salty
this doesn't taste right
we've been waiting a long time
is our meal on its way?
will our food be long?
5. Asking for the check
the bill, please
could we have the bill, please?
can I pay by card?
do you take credit cards?
is service charge included?
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English Conversation Lesson -- Traffic & Commuting
This is a English Conversation lesson about traffic and commuting. Watch the video as Niharika talks about 'transportation woes' and learn some useful expressions and phrasal verbs that people use when they are talking about traffic and their daily commute into work. You can also learn how to answer some of the most common conversation questions on this subject.
Listen for the following expressions in the video. Can you work out what they mean?
Stuck in traffic
Traffic congestion
Transportation woes
Gridlock
Traffic Expressions
Traffic jam -- a long line of vehicles on a road that cannot move or can only move very slowly.
Bumper to bumper traffic -- when cars are traveling so close together that their bumper bars are almost touching
Hold ups - a situation that stops something from happening or making progress
Road rage -- violence and angry behaviour by car drivers towards other car drivers
Rush hour / Peak hour -- the time of day when the roads, buses, trains etc are most full, because people are travelling to or from work
Phrasal Verbs
Run out of (gas /petrol) -- "I ran out of petrol on the highway and had to wait for 1 hour until help arrived"
Pull over -- "I was driving too fast and the police signalled for me to pull over"
Pull out -- "the car pulled out right in front of me and I almost hit it"
Run over -- "I am so upset because this morning I ran over a cat on my way to work"
Best Replies To Sorry | Useful Expressions And Phrases | English Speaking Practice Lesson | Michelle #englishlesson #englishwithmichelle #englishspeakingpractice
In this English speaking lesson you will learn some useful English expressions to accept an apology and forgive someone. Have you ever been sorry? I am sure you have, as we all make mistakes. What if someone says sorry to you, what do you say then? How do you forgive them? That’s what we are going to learn in today’s English lesson.
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Using 'too' with nouns, adjectives & adverbs correctly - English Grammar Lesson
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In this English grammar lesson you will learn how to use the word 'too' correctly in a sentence. The word 'too' is used to talk about something that is in excess or to amplify the degree of something. In this English lesson you will learn how to use 'too' with Adjectives, adverbs and nouns ( countable & uncountable).
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1. too + adjective
You need to remember that 'too' always comes before the adjectives.
It's too hot to wear that jacket.
He is too old to play soccer.
2. too + adverb
Similar to the previous structure, 'too' will come before the adverb in a sentence.
I was driving too fast on the freeway.
The teacher dictates too fast, I couldn't complete the notes.
3. too + countable nouns
'too' may also come before countable nouns when it is used with the expression 'too many'
There are too many delegates attending the seminar.
There are too many chocolates in the box.
4. too + uncountable nouns
'too' may also come before uncountable nouns when it is used with the expression 'too much'
There is too much sugar in the coffee.
She has too much patience, I am sure she will deal with this problem.
I hope you enjoyed today's Grammar lesson and learned how to use the word 'too' correctly with adjectives, adverbs and nouns.
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Mistakes in English speaking with – One of, Few of, Some of, None of & All of – Improve your spoken English
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This is an English speaking lesson which is going to deal with the use of very common words like one of, a few of, some of, most of, none of and all of. This is a mistake that most people make while speaking English and is incorrectly used in spoken English by most of the English speakers. While learning English students find these phrases confusing and often make mistakes in English speaking while using them
Let’s look at the first phrase “one of” in a sentence.
Example: One of my books is missing.
Now a lot of people do not add the “s” or the plural form of books. They don’t do so because they think that you can’t have “is” followed by the plural form of a noun. But actually you have to add an “s” to the noun when you are using “one of” and follow that noun by “is”. This is because the word “one” is the subject in this sentence. So, you have to use “is” after the noun.
Example: A few of my books are missing. A few refers to 2 or more books. So you will use are and of course the plural form of the noun
This is the same rule you apply when using some of, most of, none of and all of.
Now this rule for these phrases only applies when we have countable nouns or nouns that you can quantify into individual units.
Uncountable nouns: advice, news, things like butter, milk, water, rice.we can’t count these things. These nouns are always singular in their use of spoken English.
Eg: Some of his advice is good. This same rule applies for most of, all of and none of. Which means you can replace some of with most of, all of and none of
However, you can’t use one of and few of when using an uncountable noun.
So, you can’t say -one of his advice is good or a few of his advice is good. Both are incorrect.
Vocabulary and Phrases - Football or Soccer - Free English Lesson
People have been playing football for over 3,000 years. Nobody can tell where it was played for the first time. There is evidence that it was played in Japan, China, Rome and Greece. But the birthplace of modern soccer is Britain (both England and Scotland).
Football or soccer, which is considered to be the most popular sport in the world, is a team sport played between two teams of eleven players using a spherical ball.Foot ball
The object of the game, which is played on a wide rectangular field with a goal on each end of the field, is to score by putting the ball into the adversary goal. The goal is kept by a goalkeeper who is allowed, at the exception of other players, to use his / her hands in the game. The winners are those who score the most goals. If the football (or soccer) match ends in a draw the two teams may be redirected to play extra time and / or penalty shootouts (each team taking turns to have a set number of kicks at the goal.)
The way football is played now was first codified in England. Nowadays, it is governed by the FIFA, "Fédération Internationale de Football Association" (International Federation of Association Football.) The game is played now all over the world and competitions are organized nationally, continentally and internationally. The most prestigious of football competitions is the World Cup, which is held every four years. This lesson will help you learn some vocabulary and phrases related to the football game which would help you to talk about this great game with your folks and friends.
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Idioms to express happiness in English -- Free Advance English lesson
People always like expressing their happiness to their loved ones. In this lesson you would learn to use certain phrases and idioms to express your happiness to other people.
1) On cloud nine -- A person is on cloud nine is very happy because something wonderful has happened.
2) Like a dog with two tails -- It is an idiom expressing extreme happiness.
3) Full of the joys of spring -- It means you are happy, enthusiastic and full of energy.
4) Happy Camper -- Someone who is very content with their life and has no complaints.
5) Over the moon -- Someone who is over the moon is happy and feels wonderful.
6) Paint the town red -- If you paint the town red it means you go out and enjoy a happy evening with friends or family at the bar or clubs.
So when things look bright encourage talks about happiness and show off your newly learnt phrases. I totally insist on being glad, enjoy the lesson.
Intensifiers and Mitigators - English Grammar lesson
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What are Intensifiers?
The word that emphasizes another word or phrase is an Intensifier. It also known as a booster.
Intensifiers enhances and gives additional emotional context to the word it modifies
We use words like very, really and extremely to make adjectives stronger:
It's a very interesting game
she did remarkably well in her tests.
Everyone was extremely excited
Other commonly used intensifiers are:
• Amazingly
• Incredibly
• Exceptionally
• Completely
What are Mitigators?
Mitigators are the opposite of intensifiers. When we want to make an adjective less strong we use these words:
For Example : fairly - rather - quite
By the end of the day we were rather tired.
The film wasn't great but it was quite exciting.
We had a pretty good time at the party.
Mitigators can also be used with comparative adjectives:
We use the following words and phrases as mitigators:
• a bit
• just a bit
• a little
• a little bit
• just a little bit
• rather - slightly
She's a bit younger than I am.
This one is rather bigger.
English lesson - How to ask for a permission or approval in English ( Useful English Expressions)
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Sometimes in English we are not sure if it's a good idea to do something therefore we need to ask for permission or approval from the others. And, to do so we need some useful English expressions. Perhaps you need to get permission to do something at work or need to ask a friend for permission to use something of her's. Therefore, in this English lesson you will learn phrases to asp for permission or approval from people to do something.
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1. What do you think about me ( doing something)...?
Quite an informal way of asking for permission.
Example - What do you think about me starting this new venture?
2. Would you approve of .....?
This phrase is hypothetical hence can be considered to be polite.
Example - Would you approve of me marrying this guy?
3. Do you think I could + verb
Example - Do you thing I could borrow your car?
4. Would it possible for me + infinitive
This phrase can be used when you are uncertain about the other persons reaction.
Example - Would it be possible for me to use your father's car for few days?
5) Would you mind if I + verb in past
Example - Would you mind if I stayed for few days in your new house?
Expressions to give / grant permissions
1. Sure, no problem
2. Go right ahead
3. Please feel free to ....
Expressions to refuse / deny
1. I'm afraid that's not possible.
2. Unfortunately I need to say no
3. I'm afraid I would prefer if you don't do so.
How to use ‘Have Had’ and ‘Has Had’ correctly in English? English Grammar Lesson | Learn English with Rachna #havehashad #englishgrammarlesson #learnenglish
Are you confused about how to use have had and has had correctly in English? In this English Grammar lesson with Rachna clear your confusion between these verbs. Have is one of the auxiliary verbs that can be used in place of the main verb. The present perfect form of have is have had. Students are often confused with these kind of sentence structures, today clear your doubts in one English lesson with example sentences.
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English Grammar lesson - Using 'Make' & 'Get' as causative verbs.
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In this English Grammar lesson, you will learn about the verbs ‘get’ and ‘make’ being causatives. Both these words lose their original meaning when they are used a causatives.
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Make:
Make is used as a causative verb in the structure ‘make somebody do something’. Its past form is ‘made’. Do not use ‘to’ in this structure. You use this structure when someone compels or forces somebody to do something. There is very little or no option left.
Example 01: My boss made me work late last evening. (not made me to stay late)
Example 02: The police made John pull over for speeding. (made is used as the police has authority to compel someone to stop)
Example 03: My mother made me clean my closet.
Get:
Get is used as a causative verb in the structure ‘get somebody to do something. Its past form is ‘got’. This structure is used when you beg or convince someone to do something for you.
Example: He got me to sell my old car at a very low price. ( use ‘to’)
Example: Maria always gets her baby to stop crying.
Example: My mother got me to cook dinner for her.
How to use ‘HAVE HAD’ correctly in one sentence? English Grammar Rules Lesson for Beginners by Rachna.
You have watched English Grammar videos about how to use have and had in English and know the grammar rules. But have you wondered how to use ‘have had’ together in one single sentence in an English conversation. Well, in today’s English Grammar lesson for beginners, understand this so that you don’t make any Grammar mistakes in English while speaking English or writing and IELTS test or an school exam. Clear this confusing grammar concept. This phrase even confuses students who appear for competitive exams such as Bank PO, UPSC as they know how to use have and had separately but using it together in one sentence is quite tricky. For more such English grammar lesson visit our channel and watch a library of more than 1300+ free English speaking practice lessons to improve your English and speak English fluently and confidently just like a native English speaker. We have videos for Personal development, Accent Training, American Accent, British English , IELTS training and coaching, Tips on How to speak English easily and much more to enhance your English communication skills.
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