
Learn the vocabulary native speakers use in spoken English, including 2000 words, expressions, and idioms. Explore 30 topics with collocations and prepositions, plus lists, examples, and quizzes.
Master English activity vocabulary and idioms, including kick off and get going, play, do, and go usage, time flies, and not rocket science.
Explore activities and hobbies like knitting, painting, gardening, photography, and sports, and learn phrases such as try out and take part in.
Master animal and habitat vocabulary, including carnivore, herbivore, prey, habitat concepts, adjectives like docile and nocturnal, and idioms such as kill two birds with one stone.
Explore top of the food chain, how animals thrive in habitats, and the importance of conservation in protecting wild and domesticated life.
Learn essential animal vocabulary from horn and tusk to beak, feather, tail, and wings, and describe cats, elephants, and fish with whiskers, fur, paws, claws, gills, scales, and fins.
Master banking vocabulary through essential terms like bank account, debt, credit and debit cards, loan and mortgage, interest rates, direct debit, withdrawal, deposits, transfers, and bank statements.
Learn book vocabulary from popular terms like bestseller and copies to genres, formats, and expressions such as don't judge a book by its cover and read between the lines.
Explore common book genres, including adventure, fantasy, horror, mystery, sci-fi, and romance, and learn key vocabulary such as plot, setting, and characters, plus phrases like can't put it down.
Explore city vocabulary from village to metropolis, with descriptors like bustling, cosmopolitan, and urban, plus phrases like city that never sleeps and concrete jungle, for vivid descriptions.
Learn essential city vocabulary, from boulevard, cathedral, church, and embassy to residential area, transport, and urban life, with clear definitions and practical examples for everyday English.
Explore essential clothes vocabulary, including shirt vs t-shirt differences, swimwear such as bikini, underwear and bra basics, jacket and jumper, plus tie and hat.
Explore essential clothing vocabulary and fashion phrases, from materials and fit to dress code and sense of style, including look good in and mix and match.
Discover basic colors and their distinguishing features, including beige, charcoal, crimson, cyan, indigo, khaki, magenta, maroon, navy blue, peach, teal, turquoise, and violet, with pronunciation tips and usage suggestions.
Learn to describe people with height and build, hair types, skin complexion, and personality traits like affectionate, dependable, witty, and polite.
Describe people using negative descriptors and idioms, from night owl and early bird to two-faced and pain in the neck, with practical usage for everyday speech.
Describe people confidently using simple sentence structures and nouns, such as hair, attitude, and build, and use phrases like through thick and thin and life and soul of the party.
Explore major medical professions from anesthesiologist to surgeon, and common illnesses like cold, flu, diabetes, and stroke, plus how doctors diagnose, treat, and prescribe antibiotics and vaccines.
Learn essential doctor-patient phrases for describing symptoms, allergies, tests, prescriptions, injections, and medical notes, and how to discuss pain, medications, and dosing with or without food.
Master essential health vocabulary and symptoms fever, headache, sore throat, nausea, dehydration, swelling, dizziness, and conditions like sprained ankle. Learn action terms such as treat and dislocate.
Learn essential health vocabulary, from blood pressure monitor and checkup to antibiotics, infection, and surgery, with clear definitions and example usage for everyday medical conversations.
Explore health vocabulary and idioms like clean bill of health, on the mend, fighting fit, and picture of health, plus terms such as concussion and CPR.
In this course you will learn vocabulary, phrasal verbs and idioms that native speakers use in spoken English and daily life.
The vocabulary is separated into 30 topics including activities, money, work, food and describing people.
By the end of the course you will be able to speak English more fluently and confidently because you will know and understand common vocab, expressions and idioms. This also includes learning how to use phrasal verbs, common phrases, collocations and which prepositions are used with which words.
This will help you to understand English easier as well if you’re watching a movie, watching the news or just speaking to a native English speaker for example.
This course is EXTREMELY useful for students who are taking IELTS, TOEFL or any other English test as it will help you to use less common vocab and idioms.
The course includes
More than 16 hours of content;
30 topics;
Downloadable Word documents for EVERY topic so you don’t have to write down the meanings of every word;
Quizzes for EVERY topic;
Analysis of the difference between common expressions and words;
Which prepositions to use with each phrase/word;
Collocations (this means which words are used with other words. For example we say have a drink, not do a drink.);
Common mistakes YOU may be making.
So if you’re ready to improve your vocabulary and start sounding like a native speaker, I’ll see you inside the course.
Who am I?
I’m Shane, an award winning English teacher who has been helping students learn English for more than eight years. Over these 8 years I have seen what works and what doesn’t work for students learning English so now I want to share it with you so you can start speaking a language fluently and stop struggling and saying language learning is hard.