The verbs communicate, contact and connect are all related to communication in some way, but conduct seems to be a bit different in meaning. It’s best to look at the definitions and some examples! *Please note that the following list is not complete. All these verbs have more meanings, however, I wanted to focus on…

Discover a way to practice speaking English alone to improve your spoken English. This approach can help improve several aspects of your pronunciation, your grammar, your sentence structure, your vocabulary, and your ability to communicate with others in English.

Want to know a simple trick that will help you sound more academic in your speaking? This tip can also help you begin writing the introduction to your TOEFL and IELTS essays. In this video, I will teach you the importance of showing the opposing viewpoint in writing and speech. You will learn how to…

Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south…

In this English lesson, we will be comparing British pronunciation with American pronunciation. I will be covering consonants ‘r’ and ‘t’, as well as common words. Rachel will be covering vowel sounds.

Going to get a haircut? In this lesson, I will teach you expressions and vocabulary to use at the hair salon or barbershop. What is the difference between a barbershop and a hair salon, anyway? What are dreads, braids, ponytails, up-dos, and pigtails? What is dandruff? How do I ask to get my hair cut?…

When we speak continuously we end up using gap fillers. These words are short phrases and are used when we fall short of words. You would commonly come across people who end up making vocal sounds to keep a conversation going such as ‘umm’, ‘ah’ or ‘oh’ etc., They end up up doing this subconsciously…

“Shit” is a very common and useful word in the English language. In this fun slang lesson, you will learn some of the most common “shit” expressions that are often heard in movies, on TV shows, and in day-to-day life. Native speakers use the word “shit” in a variety of situations. Do you know what…

Pussy is not a cat. Cock is not a chicken. Balls are not what we play with at a sports game… Learn the DIRTIEST slang in English! I’ll teach you the words we use to talk about the penis, vagina, breasts, buttocks, testicles, and more. You’ll learn words like cunt, schlong, tits, ass, dick, boobs.…

How do actors sound so clear when they speak? The secret is to warm up by doing vocal exercises. In this lesson, I’ll share with you some exercises to make your English sound clear, confident, and correct. You will start with a physical warm up and then move on to vocal exercises and tongue twisters.…