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Get can be such a useful but also confusing word! One great way of using it is To get by - you can use it when you want to get past someone. Another great word that was used later on in the video was To nudge past someone which means a light touch or push past. We are always in a rush nowadays so it is bound to happen 😉 #learningenglish #englishlearning #learnenglish #vocabulary

These words are very easy to confuse due to their similar spelling! Here is the difference: 🌟 compliment = a positive or kind comment about someone or something 🧩 complement = something that completes or goes well with something Save this video and refer back to it whenever you confuse these words again #vocabulary #vocab #englishfluency #learningenglish #compliment #complement

This is how you pronounce the word ‘flabbergasted’ which means to be shocked 😱 #learnenglish #englishlearning #vocabulary #learningenglish #britishpronunciation

Want to sound more British in just 90 seconds? Here are 3 secrets about British pronunciation: 🥱 We’re too lazy to pronounce the ER (better → betta) 🚫 We hate when “T” sounds like a “D” (it’s better, not bedder) 👕 And yes… clothes = close If you can master these, you’ll sound 10x more natural(ly British) What’s the HARDEST English word for YOU to pronounce? 😵‍💫

Quick grammar refresher: In English conditionals, the if-clause describes a possible situation, not a future decision. That’s why we normally avoid ‘will’ in the if-clause. That’s why we say: ✅ If she finishes on time, she’ll call you. ❌ If she will finish on time, she’ll call you. The future meaning is already there without will.

Get can be such a useful but also confusing word! One great way of using it is To get by - you can use it when you want to get past someone. Another great word that was used later on in the video was To nudge past someone which means a light touch or push past. We are always in a rush nowadays so it is bound to happen 😉 #learningenglish #englishlearning #learnenglish #vocabulary

These words are very easy to confuse due to their similar spelling! Here is the difference: 🌟 compliment = a positive or kind comment about someone or something 🧩 complement = something that completes or goes well with something Save this video and refer back to it whenever you confuse these words again #vocabulary #vocab #englishfluency #learningenglish #compliment #complement

This is how you pronounce the word ‘flabbergasted’ which means to be shocked 😱 #learnenglish #englishlearning #vocabulary #learningenglish #britishpronunciation

Want to sound more British in just 90 seconds? Here are 3 secrets about British pronunciation: 🥱 We’re too lazy to pronounce the ER (better → betta) 🚫 We hate when “T” sounds like a “D” (it’s better, not bedder) 👕 And yes… clothes = close If you can master these, you’ll sound 10x more natural(ly British) What’s the HARDEST English word for YOU to pronounce? 😵‍💫

Quick grammar refresher: In English conditionals, the if-clause describes a possible situation, not a future decision. That’s why we normally avoid ‘will’ in the if-clause. That’s why we say: ✅ If she finishes on time, she’ll call you. ❌ If she will finish on time, she’ll call you. The future meaning is already there without will.