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Good afternoon! Today I'm sharing a video about the 5 hardest British accent to understand. As Laura from Smashing English explains so...

Happy Tuesday! They're going there... yes, there! That's where their dog disappeared in the woods. They're, there and their are...

Happy Tuesday! Back to pronunciation this week. Vowels pronunciation in English is hard. The same letter can be pronounced many ways and...

Happy Tuesday! My nephew was visiting last week. We spent some time on irregular verbs as he had a test coming up. I thought: Mmm, I...

Happy Tuesday! Away from pronunciation and connected speech, this week is about vocabulary, most specifically, how to remember new...

Good evening and happy Tuesday! This is the last tip in our connected speech series. To wrap it up, I selected a video made by an...

Good evening and happy Tuesday! Tonight, I'm sharing Emma's Part 2 about linking. She analyses the same text than in part 1 but looks at...

Hello! On our connected speech journey, it is now time to look at how words are linked when people speaks English at normal speed. This...

Hello! Happy New Year to you all! A break from connected speech for our first Tuesday Tip of the year. Today, I'm sharing a video from...

Hello! I decided to change the day of publication of the tip. It sounds better! Talking about sounding better, Tuesday Tips for the next...

A topic which goes hand in hand with the topic of this Monday session - keeping conversations going. If you have any questions, please...

A topic we probably all wonder about when trying to decide between Present Perfect and Past Simple. If you have any questions, please use...

This week, a compact but thrilling review of the English tenses! If you have any questions, please use the comment section or email me.

This week: "me, myself and I". If you have any questions, please use the comment section or email me.

This week: "How to use a a semicolon". If you have any questions, please use the comment section or email me.

This week: "How to use an apostrophe". If you have any questions, please use the comment section or email me.